Thursday, 31 January 2008

Friendship


Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

1. Competition was never an issue
2. I thought they would forever be ‘my crew’
3. I was totally wrong; this I knew.

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

1. It wasn’t a long time ago
2. When I found out the total truth
3. I couldn’t quite get over it

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

1. Even now I do not understand
2. How could they be so cruel? I was blind
3. Yet one person always stood by me

Exercise 4: Anapestic Diameters

1. The greatest ever friend
2. Now a long time has passed
3. The end is almost near

Exercise 5: Quatrain; Abab; Iambic Pentameters

1. For so long I’ve lived with nothing but fear
Only one person has supported me
Now everything is totally clear
Though we’re only friends, I’m in love with thee

2. The one person I totally admire
The one who taught me how to live & dream
The one I want... the one I require
The one who will forever shine and gleam

3. I no longer understand the word friends
For only one has fulfilled all the ‘rules’
They’re all covered up like camera lens
Friendship is worth more than one thousand jewels

Exercise 6: Quatrain; Abab; Anapestic tetrameter/Anapestic Trimeter/Anapestic Tetrameter/Anapestic Trimeter.

1. What they did wasn’t right, but I no longer care
For I have found what I desire
Someone truly precious... someone extremely rare
The one who brings me higher

2. Although the end is practically next to me
I will not let her slip out of my grasp
And for her and only her I’ll be
I will never, never let her out of my clasp

Sunday, 27 January 2008

Task 18

The London towers build up to the sky
On roads and motorways the cars travel.
Canarywharf is the tallest building

At night the lights all come on
The city buzz grows quiet
As people race home to sleep

The river thames glitters at night time
Theatres and restaurants bring people in
Hustle and bustle is everywhere

Fight your way through the crowds
Have a drink in the pub

Everyone is always racing around
Never a moment to stop and think
Even when quiet there's always a sound
After work friends all meet up for a drink

Oxford Street is manic all the crowds push and shove
Find your way on the tube, don't get lost
This is a beautiful city that many love
Never mind the problems and the cost.

Saturday, 26 January 2008

Task 18: Me

Task 1: Iambic
I used to think that life was so easy
When i was young i was so troublesome
Today i have managed to change a lot
Tomorrow i am sure I'll change some more

Task 2: Trochee
People think that i am feisty
People think that i am lively
Mondays are always the worst day

Task 3: Dactyls
Friends are my world and i dearly care
Parents are special and wonderful

Task 4: Anapest
I wish mondays weren't here
As a child i was bad
I soon will be lovely

Task 5: Quatrin: abab, iambic pentameters
I am so used to people hassling me
That sometimes it really makes me mad
It's seems to happen so regulalrly
that it has just stopped making me so sad

Task 6: Quatrin: abab anapests
I just wish that i could try and make me better
I hope someday i can try, improve
I know someday i will become a go getter
And achieve my needs to help me move

Friday, 25 January 2008

Task 18...

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters



  • "Love is racing through my veins"

  • "The soft feeling of your silky skin"

  • "My thoughts, mere reminiscences of you"



Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters



  • "sensation of the first kiss"

  • "Do your hair, gobble tic tac and walk out"

  • "The sunsets near and it is just us two here"



Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters



  • "Good and bad differ so blatantly"

  • "Baby why can't you be with me?"

Exercise 4: Anapestic Demeters



  • "Beautiful yet highly greatly ugly "

  • "Defined but completely abstract"

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters


"Holding hands throughout the warm summer winds.

Kissing gleefully in the pouring cool rain.

And now they were a lot more then just friends

and then the slow ride back aboard the train."



Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.


"When the world seems harsh and its upside down

Your confused and your lost but keep going

Then there must surely be hatred around

but when love is here you've earned your crown"



Faizan Mohammed...

confessions of a broken heart

Exercise 1: iambic pentameters

I’m glad I could escape your clingy web
The truth was found beneath a shield of lies
I hate the fact that I was so naïve

Exercise 2: trochaic tetrameters

Brainwashed; you were my obsession
Tempted by your male charisma
Blinded; couldn’t see the damage

Exercise 3: dactylic trimeters

I’ll never make the same misjudgment
Cautious and scared to trust anyone
You left my heart clothed in scars and burns

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

Now I’m free of your spell
I can live my own life
My whole world’s looking bright

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

Although I’m free from your abusive grip
I can’t forget the hell you put me through
That’s why sometimes I let a few tears slip
No pill can cure this pain induced by you


Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

I just wish you could feel what it’s like to be slain
By the one that you love and adore
But I know that fate will give you all of the pain
You deserve and a few troubles more

Thursday, 24 January 2008

The religion I follow is Islam.
Islam teaches Muslims about Allah.
Allah is my master and creator.

Five times a day I have to pray.
Giving money to the poorer,
another duty I obey.

Pilgrimages I have to go on.
Ramadan is a month of fasting.
Slaughtering a cow for kurbani.

This is what Islam is.
This is what I believe.
It teaches me a lot.

People who follow Islam are Muslims,

Task 17 - second attempt

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

I hate the fact that you don't hear my screams
I hate when you are in all of my dreams


Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

Never before have I hated,
But now this love is out-dated



Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

In a word, I dont care about you


Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

When I cry, I just die
Without you, I can't fly


Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

The sense of longing I feel for you now
Is almost too hard to bere but I live
I know we fell apart, but why and how?
I just want us to forget and forgive

Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

When I shout, I simply do not care who is near
But I guess I should know when to stop
And I know you must think I am mad, you should fear
I dont mind I have not lost the plot.

Task 18-Hate

Exercise one:

1. Bombarding scorn towards thy greatly loathed

2. Blood boiling, churning at the thought of you.

3. Possessed with hate against your very soul.

Exercise Two:

1. Sharpened nails and brutal thoughts of you.

2. Fury takes control, my eyes ablaze.

3. Hatred settles in my violet veins.

Exercise Three:

1. Powerful, deadly, unstoppable.

2. Beautiful massacres soothe my soul.

3. Slaughtering innocent foetuses.

Exercise Four

1. And I stare at your corpse.

2. Watch the blood trickle down.

3. For a Demon is born.


Exercise Five:

The day you said that I make you feel sick
I didn’t know if I should laugh or cry.
I thought perhaps it was some sort of trick
I felt inclined to watch you slowly die. :)

Exercise Six:

I will Slaughter you slowly but hard.
Just to see all your agony seep.
I will burn all your flowers and funeral cards.I won’t mourn over you, , but your heart I will keep.

Sunday, 20 January 2008

Verbal arpeggios-2nd Attempt

Iambic Pentametre

The lack of happiness burdens us all

secure inside the thought that I'm ok

a rising up of joy from deep inside

Trochaic Tetrametre

happiness runs through my body

Dactylic Trimeter

Love dwells on mountains too steep to climb

Happiness: legend of long ago

Anapestic Dimeters

Prosthetic Happiness

Lies in a jug of rum

Quatrain abab, iambic pentametre

A walk to school should be my biggest hate
Except the fact that people make me think
The woman on the bus getting irate
Admiring the publics' quirks and kinks

Quatrain abab volume dos

I am dead in my hole and I feel very low
no one takes any care of my grave
I am far underground, and the rotting is slow
i didn't quite manage to shave

Saturday, 19 January 2008

Stardom; Edited


Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameter

1. Within your reach, a place imbued with light.
2. A huge gold star embedded on your door.
3. Such sleepless nights remembering each line.
4. Behind each smile is fear of loneliness.

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

1. Zip and pull your tightest outfit.
2. Leave a footprint, mud on carpets.
3. One martini, shaken just right.

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

1. Face up to facts, it looks better now.
2. Contant reaction of turning 'round.

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

1. Here's my hand, hold me close.
2. Playful truth is not new.
3. It is lust that betrays.

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; Iambic pentameters

1. As children, dreams seem like our destinies.
Another page out of a fairytale.
We try to see with hope, serenity,
Till truth can find it's way behind the veil.

2. Look back. Just listen. Hear the running feet.
You should know that you're being snapped and chased.
Now quick. Speed up, don't stop and take defeat,
Don't say your life's another big disgrace.

Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter

1. I see love can be taken just so many times,
But just how many times can you give?
Each script brings another envied known crime,
But in acting you have to relive.

2. To be free you must learn from mistakes and your pain,
And from this you will soar up one day.
A great time and one colourful stage shall remain,
For the girl with the blooming bouquet.

renewed trust


iambic pentameter.

It was the bond that we could only see
When time was not of use to me and you
How time can change is up to us two now.

trochaic tetrameter.

We were always bonded like glue
She has left and now trust is dead
Now I am left to fight alone.

dactylic trimeter.

Trust is forever forgiving me
Giving a hand when i need it now,
Trust only holds the deserving hand.

anapestic dimeter.

When trust breaks, most will flee
Only love can survive
Because love conquers all

quatrain/iambic pentameter.

When you left me there was no trust in you
You said i was a helpless fool in love
You said that this was all just déjà vu
The rest is far too cursed to talk of.

Quatrain/anapestic tetrameter/trimeter.

One decision in time can destroy all the trust,
don’t let lust judge your only fair fate.
O so simple it may be, yet some cant adjust.
Trust is always the fatal barbed bait.

Task 18

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameter

  1. The feeling of it all is magical
  2. The way you smile, it makes the world so bright
  3. It was the time for you and me as one

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

  1. Destiny brought us together
  2. Happiness is all we needed
  3. I gave you my heart, gave you all

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

  1. Feeling your warmth gives me hope for us
  2. Nothing else matters if you are here

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

  1. Keep my heart with you close
  2. All my love is for you
  3. It's a dream make it true

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; Iambic Pentameters

1. No matter how much pain you cause to me

If only you could see my heart is yours

And without you my heart can not be free

But you can’t see and now you are all hers.


2. It’s true my life is nothing without you

The time just goes by in the thoughts of you

And I just want your love back, it’s so true

If only me and you could stick like glue.

Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/ anapestic trimeter

1. When you’re lost think of me, think of love, you’ll be found

I can’t let go of you, never will

I feel warm when you’re here you are always around

When you’re not here my heart feels so ill.


2. It gave life a new meaning for living; true love

But no one would understand the pain

It was real, it was love but it’s hard to think of

It was you something I can’t explain.


Winter

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

Anaesthetised and numb by winds of cold
The chill and arctic temperatures you feel
When stepping out the door of oozing warmth


Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

Living in a winter wonder
Snow fights, laughter, cosy fireside
Christmas time brings loads of presents


Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

When it is winter I’m filled with joy
Looking outside watching children play


Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

All the rain that it brings
All the snow and the ice
It’s so horrid and grim


Exercise 5:Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

A lot of people cry when summers gone
And moan and groan when winter shows its face.
So all day long they have the heating on.
In my opinion, I think winter’s ace.


Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter

When I look out my window the blanket of white
Seems to cover the street in full bloom.
I’m amazed and in awe and admire this sight
From the window in my cosy room

Task 18 - Task 17 edited

Excercise 1: Iambic Pentameters
A brand new space of which to make my own
To meet new people and then make new friends
To get to know my new way around town

Excercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters
Their wallpaper was disgusting
And the mantle piece encouraged
My thoughts of masicuring it
With a sledge hammer, nice thought eh?

Excercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters
Working hard. Furnishing. Making it.
Adding a personnal touch to it.

Excercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters
Time to move. A new start.
Start to pack. Then un-pack.

Excercise 5: Quatrain; Abab; Iambic Pentameters
Our home, camoflaged amoungst others
hidden sanctum of which to retire
buying stuff like cushions, carpets, covers
Browsing magazines for things to inspire

Excercise 6:Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.
Usually, you will find it is weird moving in
You think of the persons moving out
Packing and un-packing is a sin
And yet i'm excited that's what it's all about!

Friday, 18 January 2008

Task 18: task 17 edit

Love

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

1. Love is but a sorrowful emotion
2. Whether to laugh or to cry that is your choice
3. Happy endings are not to be destined

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

1. Dreaming; finding the one in life
2) Scared to be rejected? That's me!
3) Loneliness is over-rated

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

1. Pain and love differ so blatantly
2. Romance is pure bliss and happiness
3. Why is love so unpredictable?

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

1. I eagerly await
2. When is my love due for?
3. Is love just a cliche?

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

1. Mistaking you for my fantasy? PLEASE.
You shattered my dreams before they'd begun
Your attention did nothing but disease
It was the wool on the spindle just spun

2. Letting her interfere was your mistake
Expressions you gave; smart to leave no clue
How much more of a scene were you to make?
All I wanted was to be with just you

3) A Joyous occasion; a content child
Which was love that made me happily smile
Your love was as free as a snake so wild
Which gave me courage to trust you a mile

Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic

trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

1.Wishing things would go back to being the same
I wish I could turn back time for once
To think that I was loved; Oh what an unfair shame
I feel so excluded. In a corner; a dunce

2. It made me feel loved; cherished till the end always
It's feel and strong sense fit together like a glove
Kept me warm inside like coffee did on cold days
This immense feeling and subtle emotion; love

people and planet

exercise 1
it seems the hunt has only just begun
hunter and pray alike go for their prize
and yet whilst one may want the others flesh
both are determined to finish champs

exercise 2
1.people are the same yet unique
2.by the forest people dance away
3.darkness rose behind the moon


exercise 3
1.picture a life: dark in the light
2.down in the forest seek the lion
3.kidulthood comes before adulthood

exercise 4
1.i want dinner right now.
2.death is murmuring here


exercise 5
the sky is choking on green house gas
and our planet is boiling up inside
heat is there but yet it cannot pass
and if it isn't changed we will be fried


exercise 6
if a partner is unfaithful just deal with it
you think that trust can mend all thats wrong
but it leads to many other issues so quit
yes stand alone, try and just be strong

Friday, 11 January 2008

A Failing Friend (edited version)

By the time her mother reached her, it was too late. She lay on the
floor, as still as a statue, amidst the sea of needles. Her mother stunned
to silence, her eyes glued to the dead body of her only daughter. Tanya.

She lay dead on the floor of our newly rented flat.


This was Tanya's new start on life. She was doing so well; she had
reformed; she had come into the light from many months of
being trapped in the darkness of drug abuse. Living life as a junkie.

Tanya had finally got over her addiction. After months of being
addicted to all the drugs out there. Cannabis, cocaine, heroin even
Paracetamol, she decided to do something about it, she contacted an NHS
support group and got over her addiction.

She even managed to qualify as a teacher in a secondary school and she
absolutely loved it. She would come round my house and tell me what
happened in her wonderful day; I would sit there enjoying her happiness.
The way she lovingly talked about her students and her colleagues, when
Tanya was happy I was happy. I was still studying and so I told her
about all my revision and how I felt like giving up and she would say,
“education is the key to success". Then we would both just burst out
laughing at her ‘wise’ words.
Everything was going fine until that one lesson. That lesson had
disaster written all over it. Disaster with a capital D.The day she had
to give a lesson on drugs.

I remember begging her to call in sick but Tanya would not listen. She
was not going to give in, so instead I accompanied her to school. Luckily
the school thought I was a student teacher and so I got away with it.
Tanya was not happy at all about me accompanying her to her lesson but
I wasn't happy about her teaching the lesson so there was nothing the
either of us could do to make the other happy.

Surprisingly the lesson went smoothly. I assisted Tanya when it came to
handling drugs and she delivered all the information. The children were
completely absorbed in her anecdotes about her ‘friend’ and hung on to
her every word. Tanya thoroughly enjoyed this. She was an attention
seeker after all.

I was so naive in thinking that Tanya ha completely gone off drugs,
that I left her alone in the class with the case full of them.

The lesson was over and so I went to grab us both a smoothie, leaving Tanya alone with the case of drugs. There was no one to stop her taking the case; all the teachers had either gone to the canteen, shut them selves in their rooms with a heap of paperwork or gone home. There was only the cleaners on the same floor as Tanya but they were too absorbed in their own work to see a teacher ‘returning’ a case of drugs, even though it was hidden underneath her coat.

I was only 10 minutes, but that was ample time for Tanya to escape with
that darn case. She even had time to write me a letter. A suicidal
note:

Dear Abbie,
I'm so sorry. I was never strong on willpower. While
I'm sitting her, alone in the flat with the case of drugs, I don't know
what I'm doing. Everything is a blur. I’m so sorry for disappointing you.
You really believed I could do it and the least I could do was to give
them up for you, but they just keep calling me. By the time you finish
reading this letter I will have gone. I’m not going to say to a better
place because I know for a fact that I'm going straight to hell, a good
for nothing waster like me. I just wanted to say that you are the best
and I love you. You’ve always been there for me and I couldn't do
anything for you. I promise that I will never ever forget you, even
while I am in Hell.
Don't try in any way to bring me back to life because I know I will
return to drugs no matter what sort of therapy I get. I’m not as strong
as you are. I wish I was but I am not.
Give my love to Mum and tell her I am sorry for being such a terrible
daughter. An omen in her life. She will be at peace without me.

Love Tanya
xxx

P.S. I am dead now


No matter how many times I read her letter it never quite sinks in
that she has gone. I hope I rot in hell for having failed her. I failed my
own best friend. All because of me, a mother is distraught at having
lost her only child. All I had to do was to keep that damn case of drugs
out of her reach and I couldn't even manage that.

By the time her mother reached her, it was too late. She lay on the
floor, as still as a statue, amidst the sea of needles. Her mother stunned
to silence. Her eyes glued to the dead body of her only daughter. Tanya...

Thursday, 10 January 2008

task 14

I love you like a table loves a chair
I love you like a forest needs a bear
I love you like a fruit needs a pear

I love you like a bird loves a big nest
I love you like all the farmers hate pests
I love you like worst opposite to best

I love you like a dreamer needs a sleep
I love you like a lover loves to weep
I love you like an alarm loves to beep

I love you...

I want you like a dog wants a big bone
I want you more than I needed a phone
I want you like a ring needs a nice tone

I want you like a fat man needs a cake
I want you more than I give and I take
I want you more than life for goodness sake

I want you like Romeo wanted Juliet
I want you like a gambler loves to bet
I want you more than ever that is a threat
I want you...

I need you like a baby needs its mum
I need you more than

Islam

The religion I follow is Islam.
Islam teaches Muslims about Allah.
Allah is my master and creator.

Five times a day I have to pray.
Giving money to the poorer,
another duty I obey.

Pilgrimages I have to go on.
Ramadan is a month of fasting.
Slaughtering a cow for kurbani.

This is what Islam is.
This is what makes me, me.
It teaches me a lot.

People who follow Islam are Muslims,

Wednesday, 9 January 2008

Lifeless - 17A

Something is bugging me.

I live with my mum and dad, both of whom work for some posh high-class company. They’re both stuck-up, two faced, greedy and selfish i.e. made for each other. They care little for me or anyone else but themselves. It is yet another Friday, coming home from... I can’t actually recall where I am coming from. But everything else, still the same. Same street, same modern- three floored houses and the same people; everything is so normal, I hadn’t noticed how normal it actually is.

But something is bugging me.

There are workmen at Mr Smith’s house painting. One of them waves at me and I wave back but either he’s cross-eyed or doesn’t like looking people in the eye, though he waves at me! Further down the road I notice that my Nan isn’t there; that is completely unusual because believe it or not my Nan waits to greet me every single day mainly after school or on my way back from the shop. Yet I still can’t remember where I’m coming back from!

Now outside my house an extremely abnormal black cat just appears in front of my door; in my mum’s mind black cats are bad luck but I’m not really into that crap. The cat is standing motionless right outside my door and won’t move... after lots of pleading I lose patience and scream, “Shoo... Shoo you stupid cat” The cat runs straight across the pavement onto my neighbours’ garden and disappears. I see my dad’s car, his pride and joy.

Finally inside my house, I throw my bag on the floor and stuff my shoes in the cabinet. Something smells odd but I can’t be bothered to care. On my way upstairs to get changed I hesitate and I decide to go to the kitchen.

And then I see it.

There are pieces of flesh on the floor, lots of them; I almost throw up at this moment, slowly moving my head up my eyes start to blink uncontrollably as if I’m having a fit. Although it’s a sunny day with all the windows open, the room suddenly looks and feels dark and dull. Nothing feels right. Everything’s on the floor; as if a tornado decided to visit my kitchen. Yet one question is in my head. Who does this flesh belong to?

As I run toward the stairs I notice the front door open by an inch or so. I know for a fact I didn’t leave the door open... I never leave the door open. I kick the door shut, run upstairs and scream for my mum and dad; but no one answers. I look at the cabinet, realise that my dad’s car keys have gone, yet out the window, everything remains as normal. I don’t know what to do. Before I know it I’m panicking, rushing down the stairs hoping and praying that I’m dreaming and it’s just my imagination playing up... but to my worst fear, it isn’t.

I run outside and scream for help, yet no one can hear me. Now completely baffled, I run to the workmen who are painting and beg for help yet nobody replies... nobody! Nothing’s making sense. That same guy waved at me earlier on. As I look behind me I see Ms Dean the prettiest lady in our whole street, well that’s what everyone thinks; it takes me a while to figure everything out, but I soon realise that the workman must have been waving at her... not me.

This is no longer a normal day.

Out of nowhere I think about what I overheard my parents talking about last night; it was along the lines of getting rid of something or someone who was getting in the way of their social life, causing some sort of hole in their wallets. I build up some courage and go to the kitchen. I was right. Now in tears I look at my hands, take a quick glance at the floor and see a ring, which is identical to the one I’m wearing. Then it clicks... everything makes sense. I feel lifeless... and now I know why!

Tuesday, 8 January 2008

Task 16-Foster Home

Family Affair
It's not fair! I don't understand why mum and dad keep on arguing. Mum said that everything was alright, but daddy just gave her a shifty look and fiercely slammed the door behind him. Although she kept on reassuring me that 'mummy and daddy are just having a loud disccussion' I didnt believe her, not one bit! Dad said they were having a strongly worded duh-mes-tik or how ever you say it. I think all these words that adults seem to be using are very complicated and I don't think it makes much sense to me. I really actully don't know what it means, but I have an awful feeling that it's not all that worthy...
I can't believe it, it happened again, however this time dad started to hurt her; slapping, punching and even kicking. It made me cry. I could feel the teardrops welling up it my eyes almost instantly-I couldn't stop it, and without warning, warm streams of flooding water poured down my face.

I dont think I can handle it!
It's like having too much weight being put on my shoulders it's a tryant!

Task 17

New Years Eve



1. As it strikes twelve, fireworks are released

Celebrations as we start a new year

Resolutions as we turn a new leaf



2. New Year is known as a new start

Fun and celebration all night

Smile as the next year approaches



3. Slowly waiting for the clock to chime

Smiles and love is spread through the party

Fireworks explode through the area



4. Years always begin fresh

Hope as we start the year

Smiles as we celebrate



5. As the clock on the wall chimes at midnight

Fireworks are released in the cold air

The sky above you is sparkling and bright

Some people enjoy there evening of song and prayer



6. Sparkle and laughter all around

As the new year begins

Cheers and tears released from the ground

The place is filled with grins


( I am deeply apologetic about the lateness of my post)

Monday, 7 January 2008

Hatred

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

1. Bombarding scorn towards thy greatly loathed.

2. Blood Boiling, Churning at the thought of you.

3. Possessed with hate against your very soul.

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

  1. Sharpened nails and brutal thoughts of you.
  2. Fury takes control, my eyes ablaze.
  3. Hatred settles in my violet veins.

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

  1. Powerful, deadly, unstoppable.
  2. Beautiful massacres are my dream.
  3. Slaughtering innocent fetus’s.

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

  1. And I stare at your corpse.
  2. I hear sequels from above.

3. For a Demon is born.


I'll post the rest later. :)

A Failing Friend

By the time her mother reached her ,it was too late.She lay on the
floor.As still as a statue.amidst the sea of needles.Her mother stunned
to silence,her eyes glued to the dead body of her only daughter.Tanya.

This was Tanya's new start on life.She was doing so well.She had
turned over a new leaf.She had come into the light from many months of
being trapped in the darkness of drug abuse.Living life as a junkie.

Tanya had finally got over her addiction.After months of being
addicted to all the drugs out there.Cannabis, cocaine, heroine even
paracetamol, she decided to do something about it.She contacted an NHS
support group and got over her addiction.

She even managed to qualify as a teacher in a secondary school.She
absolutely loved it.She would come round my house and tell me what
happened in her wonderful day.I would sit there enjoying her happiness.
The way she lovingly talked about her students and her colleagues.When
Tanya was happy I was happy.I was still studying and so I told her
about all my revision and how I felt like giving up and she would say,"
education is the key to success". Then we would both just burst out
laughing at her 'wise' words.
Everything was going fine until that one lesson.That lesson had
disaster written all over it.Disaster with a capital D.The day she had
to give a lesson on drugs.

I remember begging her to call in sick but Tanya would not listen.She
was not going to give in.So instead,I accompanied her to school.Luckily
the school thought I was a student teacher and so I got away with it.
Tanya was not happy at all about me accompanying her to her lesson but
I wasn't happy about her teaching the lesson so there was nothing the
either of nus could do to make the other happy.

Surprisingly the lesson went smoothly.I assisted Tanya when it came to
handling drugs and she delivered all the information.The children were
completely absorbed in her anecdotes about her 'friend' and hung on to
her every word.Tanya thoroughly enjoyed this.She was an attention
seeker,after all.

I was so naive in thinking that Tanya ha completely gone off drugs ,
that I left her alone in the class with the case of drugs.While I went
to grab us both a smoothie Tanya was there with the case of drugs.Alone.
With no one to stop her from doing what she wanted.

I was only 10 minutes but that was ample time for Tanya to escape with
the big case of drugs.She even had time to write me a letter.A suicidal
note:

Dear Abbie,
I'm so sorry.I was never strong on the willpower.While
I'm sitting her ,alone in this car with the case of drugs,I don't know
what I'm doing.Everything is a blur.I'm so sorry for disappointing you.
You really believed I could do it and the least I could do was to give
them up for you but they just keep calling me.By the time you finish
reading this letter I will have gone.I'm not going to say to a better
place because I know for a fact that I'm going straight to hell.A good
for nothing waster like me.I just wanted to say that you are the best
and I love you.You've always been there for me and I couldn't do
anything for you.I promise that I will never ever forget you ,even
while I am in Hell.
Don't try in any way to bring me back to life because I know I will
return to drugs no matter what sort of therapy I get.I'm not as strong
as you are.I wish I was but I am not.
Give my love to Mum and tell her I am sorry for being such a terrible
daughter.An omen in her life.She will be at peace without me.

Love Tanya
xxx

P.S. I am dead now


No matter how many times I read her letter it never quite sinks in
that she has gone.I hope I rot in hell for having failed her.Failing my
own best friend.All because of me, a mother is distraught at having
lost her only child.All I had to do was to keep that damn case of drugs
out of her reach and I couldn't even manage that.

By the time her mother reached her ,it was too late.She lay on the
floor.As still as a statue.amidst the sea of needles.Her mother stunned
to silence,her eyes glued to the dead body of her only daughter.Tanya.

Task 17

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

When I look in the mirror I dont see
The person who you think is me


Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

I dont think that you care
You never seemed to hear


Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

It would be splendidly beautiful.


Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

Basically, I dont care


Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

I have forgotten every single sin
And I have repented all of my own
I found your love letters in the old bin
Perhaps I will pick up my lonely phone..


Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

Im wrong, Im so wrong, we were never ment to be
When fate tears us apart, try and be strong
Like a sick love song, it is a catastrophe
So I bid you adieu, goodbye and so long.

Task 18: A second attempt

Hopefully, over the next few days (and certainly by the weekend), moderators and workshoppers alike will have had a chance to comment on all your Task 17 submissions.

Please use Task 18 to redraft and improve upon your attempt at Task 17 - using comments from other workshoppers and, most importantly, the guest moderators, to hone and develop your work and make it even better.

My hope is that, by the end of Task 18:
  • ALL of you will have secured your understanding of iambic, trochaic, dactylic and anapestic meter; and
  • SOME of you will have begun to build on this understanding to compose increasingly sophisticated metrical verse.
Task 19 - you guessed it - will be sonnet-related. Whether we then move on to some drama/scriptwriting after that depends on how successfully you have mastered rhythm and meter. If your Task 19 sonnets are all spot on, then we can change topic; however, if they still need some work, then Task 20 is likely to be a redrafting task similar to this task.

But I am leaping ahead here.

Task 18 = a thoughtful, reflective and self-evaluative redrafting of your Task 17 exercises. Only if your Task 17 was almost perfect first time around can you choose a different 'theme' for Task 18; otherwise, you are to stick with the same one please. And make sure you take notice of the WHOLE of EVERY comment you have received.

Good luck!

P.S. PLEASE remember to label all your work with two separate labels (separated by a comma): a) your blogger id; and b) the Task number (e.g. Task 17). It makes life so much easier for me, and for everyone else who uses the blog.

Sunday, 6 January 2008

trust






iambic pentameter

It was the bond that we could only see
When time was not of use to me and you
How time can change is up to us two now.

trochaic tetrameter

We were always bonded by trust
Now though,she has left, trust is gone
Now i am left to fight alone.

dactyl trimeter

Trust is forever forgiving me
Giving a hand when i need it most,
Trust only holds the deserving hand.

anapest dimeter

With trust broken, most flee
Only love can survive
Since love can conquer all.

quatrain/iambic pentameter

When you left me there was no trust in you
You said i was a helpless fool in love
You said that this was all just deja vu
The rest far too hurtful to talk of.

quatrain/anapestic tetrameter/trimeter

One decision in time can destroy all the trust
Learn from experience, you must
O so simple it may be yet some become lost
To the meanest trap of all, your trust.

Saturday, 5 January 2008

Confessions of a Broken Heart

Exercise 1: iambic pentameters

I’m glad I could escape your clingy web
the truth was found beneath a shield of lies
I hate the fact that I was so naïve


Exercise 2: trochaic tetrameters

Brainwashed; you were my obsession
tempted by your male charisma
blinded; couldn’t see the damage


Exercise 3: dactylic trimeters

I’ll never make the same misjudgement
cautious and scared to trust anyone
you left my heart clothed in scars and burns

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

Now I’m free of your spell
I can live my own life
my future’s looking bright


Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

Although I’m free from your abusive grip
I can’t forget the hell you put me through
That’s why sometimes I let a few tears slip
Pills won’t cure this heartache induced by you


Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

I just wish you could feel what it’s like to be slainby the one that you love and adore
But I know karma will give you all of the pain
You deserve and a few troubles more

Task 17

Excercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

A brand new space of which to make my own

To meet new people and make new friends

To get to know my new way around town

Excercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

What colour should we paint the walls?

What chair should we put in the room?

At what time does Ikea close?

What room should we redecorate?

Excercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

Moving house. Re-placing. Different.

Stressful yet hopeful, not looking back.

Excercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

Time to move. A new start.

Are you scared? Well don't be.

Start to pack. Then un-pack.

Excercise 5: Quatrain; Abab; Iambic Pentameters

Our new house, in the middle of our street

With trips to and fro to the new Ikea

With it's new rhythm, a different new beat

We shall celebrate, bring on new years!!!

Excercise 6:Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

Usually, you will find it is weird moving in

You think of the persons moving out

Packing and un-packing is a sin

And yet i'm excited that's what it's all about!

The End.

Task 17 - Love


Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameter

  1. Unforgettable moment in your Life.
  2. The feeling of it all is magical.
  3. If only this dream would last forever.

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

  1. Destiny brought us together.
  2. Happiness is all we needed.
  3. I gave you my heart and my soul.

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

1. When we are together I feel alive

2. Feeling your warmth on my face gives me strength

3. Without you, life will be nothing to me.

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeter

  1. Keep my heart with you close
  2. Don't ever let me go
  3. Make us last forever


Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; Iambic pentameters

1. Look into my eyes; tell me what you see

If I got one wish, I would make you mine.

I can feel your touch and it sets me free,

And it’s you who can make me feel just fine.


2. This feeling I have is like no other

No matter how much pain you cause to me

Just one touch and my skin feel much smoother

You’re the one, who can make me feel so free.


Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter

1. This is love; it will never end because it’s true

You just don’t want to understand me

I’ll be waiting for you; no one can be like you

If only you knew, you have the key.


2. I gave away my heart; all I got back was tears

I can’t let go of you, never will.

I keep you deep inside my heart like my fears

When you’re not here, my heart feels so ill.

goodbye greg

The ice splinters beneath his fingers, as he tries to hold himself above the freezing river water. I watch as his eyes slowly roll to the back of his head. Slowly but surely they begin to slip off the ice .I watch as his face turns blue as the strong river currents pulls him to his death.

“Job done,” I coldly say. A sudden feeling of relief is injected into me like an absent painkiller that had left and been replaced with hate. Those vile nights with just the two of us. Alone. Not any more. It was just mum and me again; Greg had just been washed away for good, like a stain removed by a powerful detergent.

It was a chilly dark October evening and the air seemed to have a bit of an icy edge on it. I quickly scrambled into a nearby bush at the rivers side as I heard a young couple walking on their midnight stroll. Minutes later he was found. The screams and wails echoed around the valley. “If only she knew the truth shed be sighing with relief, not crying” I whispered whilst still trying to plan my way back home. The only tear shed for him would be tears of joy.

Later that evening, back at home, there was a knock at the door and as the officer walked in I scrambled upstairs to prolong the inevitable. I heard him tell my mum Greg was dead. Her reaction was surprising to say the least; no laughter, screams of joy or even tears of happiness. She just howled and wailed. Why? She knew what he did to me. She knew he was the reason I was in THIS condition. Why didn’t she want him dead? “It must be an act,” I thought as I heard the officer’s footsteps approach my door.

“Ms James can you please tell me where you where between 7 and 9pm this evening?”

“By the lake” I replied very matter of fact.

“And can you tell me precisely what you were doing there?” he asked fully aware of the answer.

“Killing my step-dad” there was no point denying it. He came here for an answer and I gave it to him.

“Would that be Greg Harminson of this household,” he asked with a short smile that meant “job done”.

“Yep!”.

The rest was like a scene from “The Bill”. They took me to the station, questioned me and sat me in a room alone with my thoughts. They weren’t very comforting but at least I could reflect on my actions. “Mum wasn’t happy? Or relieved at the very least. Why was she pretending? Why?

* * * *

We walked into the pub and found a secluded seating area in the corner. Mum brought me a j20 and herself a Jack Daniels and coke, “Dutch courage” I thought .It was 5 minutes after 7 when a tall muscular figure entered the pub and walked straight towards us. “Sophie, this is Greg, ” she said scanning my face looking for any signs of dislike. My opinion meant the world to my mum so when she found no signs whatsoever, my relief rubbed onto her. “Hi” I replied in a jolly tone. At least this guy was better than the last one. I mean he was balding mid-forties and wore a plastic medallion around his neck so this new guy was definitely an improvement. We spent the rest of the night drinking laughing and chatting. Greg bought drink after drink for us, trying very hard to buy me round, but there was no need as his whole charisma had got my approval already. Hours passed and at 10 o’clock Greg dropped us home in his little red van. “Well what do you think?” mum asked a soon as she heard him drive away. “He seems ok” I said with a small grin on my face. This date was the first of many.

* * * *

I stared out the window longing for mum to get home before him. But all my hopes were crushed when that little red van pulled up on the drive. I jumped away from the window and huddled my self in the corner of the room. I closed my eyes and wished, hoped even prayed that it wouldn’t happen today. The petrol smell from the garage warned me he was home before I heard his footsteps clunk up the stairs towards my room. I thought I had locked the door. The handle turned. He entered the room and I could tell by the evil grin on his face that he wasn’t here to help me with my homework.

* * * *

I sat her down on the sofa. “Mum I‘ve got something to tell you”. She just looked at me and said “its ok darling. I know already” I stared at her in disbelief “its all part of growing up your finally becoming a women” she finished. I knew where she was going with this “mum i'm not on my period I started that years ago, its about Greg” I interrupted.

“Now look darling I know he is not perfect and I know he has cheated on me but I have forgave him now can we please drop it?

“NO we can’t mum. I’m pregnant!” a weight had been lifted off my chest. But the one in my belly remained.

“What?” mum screamed her voice pierced through me like a needle to ma ears. She stared at me in disbelief.

“You heard mother. I…am…pregnant” my voice shaking as I spoke. The thought she couldn’t understand was unbearable but so two was the reply my deluded mother gave.

“You dirty little slut. Pregnant at 15. You’re no daughter of mine” she said. her voice croaking and dry as she knew this was uncalled for.

“Open your eyes mother, who do you think the father is…”

* * * *

He was walking all alone by the frozen lake. I had come here to do a job and this was my one and only chance to finally repay him for all the trouble he caused. All the pain and suffering me and mum had suffered ever since mum went to bingo. The moon lit up the space around him, like a target for me to hit, as I took my place in the bus behind him. He walked further along the bank and as he passed I knew this was the last time that petrol smell would make my stomach jerk as violently as I just had done. I waited patiently and alone, my only comfort the occasional breeze from the cold winter wind that refreshed my numbing body but then my chance came. I think he must have lent over to se a fish but this was irrelevant as I bolted from the bush. Yelling, hollering and screaming as I went, I made sure my run up was as strong as possible then with all my physical power and the added physiological boost I pushed him into the lake. The ice cracked underneath Greg’s flapping body as he tried in vain to clamber back up. His head went under however determined to fight back, it rose up again. But this battle was already won. I kicked his head to make sure there was no way back. The ice splintered beneath his fingers, as he tried to hold himself above the freezing river water. I watched as his eyes slowly rolled to the back of his head…

the "foster home"...

"its ok, come sit down they aren't all monsters" her warming voice easing my nerves.But the rumors and speculation i had heard about this place swarmed my head,canceling out all other thoughts "24 hours behind bars" "treated like animals". i would need to strong,keep my guard up at all times; i didn't want to make friend with these people. sitting alone in the corner next to the window,my mind seemed to shut down closely followed by my eyelids.i pressed every button i could think of to try and restart it but my efforts were in vain and i feel asleep unaware of my surroundings.

* * * *
"Johnny go to your room now!"her voice echoing around the house.Now it was daddy's turn...
"you think your so clever calling the police,well johnny's staying with me". mummy's turn...
"shut up hes my son and ill tell him what to do" mum replied. it was daddy's turn again.
"thats your problem you always (bleep) telling me what to (bleep) do and I'm you (bleeping) husband" daddy said a swear word so he misses his turn.over to mummy...
"thats because your always drunk" mummy again...
"its over Greg, im taking johnny and leaving you until your clean"now daddy could come back...
"thats what you think!"daddy shouted
i think mummy must have been cheating because daddy got his "mans drink" and chucked the bottle at mummy's head,she fell on the floor.the policeman came and chased daddy around the house(must be playing tag now).Mummy got taken away in the ambulance and then they brought me to this place called a foster home.Daddy said its where the weird kids with no parents go and that if i didn't behave I'd have to go there.The lady came to pick me up and as i walked through the doorway one last time i stared out the window longing to see my mums little red ford pull up and save me.

****
"johnny, johnny!!! wake up"the care worker said.
my head jolted forward as i sprang back into reality."your room is this way"she finished and slowly lead me away.as i walked out of the room im glanced out the window one last time longing to see my mums little red ford pull up and save me.

Winter

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

Anaesthetised and numb by winds of cold

The chill and arctic temperatures you feel

When stepping out the door of oozing warmth

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

Living in a winter wonder

Snow fights, laughter, cosy fire

Christmas time brings loads of presents

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

When it is winter I’m guaranteed joy

Sat by the window and watching them play

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

All the rain that it brings

All the snow and the ice

It’s so horrid and grim

Exercise 5:Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

A lot of people cry when summers gone

And moan and groan when winter shows its face.

So all day long they have the heating on.

In my opinion, I think winter’s ace.

Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

When I look out my window the blanket of white,

Seems to cover the street in full bloom.

I feel amazed and in awe and admire this sight

From the window in my cosy room

Friday, 4 January 2008

Love: Good vs. Bad

Love

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters

1. Love is but a sorrowful emotion
2. Whether to laugh or to cry is your choice
3. Happy endings are not to be destined

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

1. Dreaming; finding the one in life
2) Scared to be rejected? That's me!
3) Loneliness is over-rated

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

1. Pain and love differ so blatantly
2. Romance is pure bliss and happiness
3. Why is love so unpredictable?

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

1. I eagerly await
2. When is my love due for?
3. Is love just a cliche?

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

1. Mistaking you for my fantasy? PLEASE.
You shattered my dreams before they begun
Your attention did nothing but disease
It was the wool on the spindle just spun

2. Letting her interfere was your mistake
Expressions you gave; smart to leave no clue
How much more of a scene were you to make?
All I wanted was to be with JUST you

3) A Joyous occasion; a happy child
Which was love that made me happily smile
Your love was as free as a snake so wild
Which gave me courage to trust you a mile

Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic

trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

1. Love ended time ago, me not being to blame
I wish I could turn back time for once
To think that I was loved; Oh what an unfair shame
I feel so excluded. In a corner; a dunce

2. It made me feel loved; cherished till the end always
It's feel and strong sense fit together like a glove
Kept me warm inside like coffee did on cold days
This immense feeling and subtle emotion; love

Task 17, Love

Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameters
  • "I'm the dying fire and you're my fuel"
  • "My searching love overflows this eager heart"
  • "My thoughts, mere reminiscences of you"

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters
  • "Oh the sensation; first kiss"
  • "Do your hair and masticate a tic tac"
  • "The sunsets near and just us here"
Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters
  • "Its true love that hurts most to us "
  • "My darling I'm ever so lonely"

Exercise 4: Anapestic Demeters

  • "Beautiful yet highly greatly ugly "
  • "Defined but completely abstract"

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; iambic pentameters

  1. "Holding hands throughout the warm summer winds.
    Kissing gleefully in the wet cool rain.
    At last they became more then just friends.
    and then the slow ride back aboard the train."
Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter.

  1. "When the world seems harsh and its upside down
    Your confused and your lost but keep going
    Then there must surely be hatred around
    but when love is here you've earned your crown"

Stardom


Exercise 1: Iambic Pentameter

1. Within your reach, a place imbued with light.
2. A huge gold star embedded on your door.
3. Such sleepless nights remembering each line.
4. Behind each smile is fear of lonliness.

Exercise 2: Trochaic Tetrameters

1. Zip and pull your tightest outfit.
2. Reel out that red carpet.
3. One martini, shaken not stirred.

Exercise 3: Dactylic Trimeters

1. Face up to facts, it looks better now.
2. Constant reaction of looking back.

Exercise 4: Anapestic Dimeters

1. Here's my hand, hold me close.
2. Playful truth is not new.
3. It is lust that betrays.

Exercise 5: Quatrain; abab; Iambic pentameters

1. As children, dreams seem such a reality,
Another page out of a fairytale.
We try to see with hope, serenity,
Till truth can find it's way behind the veil.

2. Look back. Just listen. Hear the running feet.
You should know that you're being snapped and chased.
Now quick. Speed up, don't stop and take defeat,
All this to see your nice round face.

Exercise 6: Quatrain; abab; anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter/anapestic tetrameter/anapestic trimeter

1. I see love can be taken just so many times,
But just how many times can you give?
For each script brings a different type of lust crime,
But in acting you have to relive.

2. To be free you must learn from mistakes and your pain,
And from this you will soar up one day.
A bright light and one colourful stage shall remain,
For the girl with the blooming bouquet.

Him and I

Last time wasn’t as good as I’d hoped. Things had somewhat changed between us. The atmosphere felt tense, even the sharpest knife couldn’t cut through it but it felt so right.

He sat there, staring at me. When I touched him he was cold; however, his smile was warm. There was something somewhat magical about that night. The butterflies, they were dancing inside me; waltzing perhaps. It felt as if they would just erupt out of my throat carrying everything negative inside of me away. Far away.

I’m stranded in no-man’s land. Fickle, frustrated, frozen… I love Dad but I’m just his puppet: he controls me. Mum’s amazing but she’s always busy with work or friends; she never has time for me. Overcome by a social hierarchy where I am at rock bottom. “Ugly Cow” “Pathetic Loser” they would roar from the school corridors. When everybody fails me, HE is always here beside me.

They’re doing it again. They’re rowing. The joust has begun and I have front row seats- exclusive, you could say. They charge towards each other, shouting the odds. I want to discourage them but I get a kick out of seeing them tear each other apart. After all, they deserve it don’t they? They dismiss my presence in the room as if I’m… nothing. I wish to wake up one morning and see Mum slumped on her bed, her scarlet red beaded necklace draping from her throat. What I would give to see Dad swinging from the bathroom ceiling, his body limp and cold. That sight would be somewhat, beautiful…

There’s only one person I need in my life, the one I truly love and need; him. Everybody else is an unnecessary nuisance. I spend nights convincing myself I can live without him but I surrender and admit that he is everything to me. He is the only one who understands me; he really digs deep down inside me and soothes the emotional pain tearing my heart and soul apart. He ignites my flame when others have blighted it. When he’s not with me, there’s always a mark of him on me: a mark of love.

I need to see him now. I cannot wait any longer my withdrawal symptoms are far more than I can handle. I need to feel his touch. I need to caress his smooth, perfect body. There’s a voice…IT’S HIM! He’s calling me. I’m roaming the house but cannot seem to find him!

I stop. Breathe .Listen. My heart is thudding. I’ve found him. My eyes are widening, pupils dilate. His eyes are glistening, oh how I wish I could live in his eyes. I stroke him, he laughs. I am at ease, I am serene.

Last time wasn’t as good as I’d hoped. Things had somewhat changed between us though, I forgave him. He didn’t fulfill me as much as I had hoped but he made the pain go away. I clasp him and move him all over my body. He touches my wrist, he knows my soft spot. I press him into my veins and watch the blood ooze out- I am one. He is all I need, he soothes all the hatred and fear inside of me. His mark will be with me forever, I will never forget him. A sight like this is truly…beautiful.