Manipulation
When you know the right words to use, Which will give the response you suspect.
21. Nomad. Wallflower. Die-hard friend. I am seeking my Great Perhaps.
When you know the right words to use, Which will give the response you suspect.
We live on. We survive. Even if for long periods we struggle to see a life beyond these moments some day you just sit listening to songs that remind you of those struggles. Then you know.
at this point in the evening the music slopes down, drops us in to a meadow away from our bustling daytime city.
As I climbed through the hedge it was clear this was not where I had just come from; this was a strange, peculiar place where everything would be different. Most likely it would be better.
NOTE BEFORE YOU READ: So I set a little goal for myself today; to find a piece of music and write a story which could use this as a soundtrack…obviously I realise that it’s not the way round they do...
If you stare long enough at the lights they get that great photographic blur, bokeh, which always makes the scene look deeper and far more interesting than it actually is.
As I climbed through the hedge it was clear this was not where I had just come from, this was a strange, peculiar place where everything would be different. Most likely it would be better.
They were so hard to find, Protected them by hiding away, You held on to the fear, That someone would reveal, Things that you had buried Ocean rims of blue Sharp blades of green With jagged hazel...
Whoa, hold on, don’t move, I beg, don’t speak.
Just because the rain Pounds, thunder sounds Just because the storm Has turned torrential It won’t stop me From reaching you.
How is it that you were so important. Were the qualities you possessed so special.
Maybe for those of us without a home to point to, nomads, we use music. It anchors us the way a home town would.
Jump, jump, jump down Jump from the cosmos above From the black, the silver dust From the imagination of God The endless, limitless bounds Come and stand with us Stand with your chest puffed out Lock...
As our time comes to a close My dearest hope is to return For these times we have had Though so short and dear Are some of my most favoured In recent years.
As I have noticed that very few people including myself like reading a book where the love interest dies in the middle of the story.
Once there was a day when “enough” never came my moments were mine not to be shared, enjoyed on my lonely.
I’ve seen the Adjustment Bureau. I’ve only seen it once. But I’ve dreamt about it. I’ve gone running through door after door, clinging to my hat. I chase bread crumbs dropped by you.
Bright afternoon light trickles through the trees and speckles across the simply dressed garden table. I try not to meet your blue eyes but I can’t help but stare.
In this grand house there are many rooms. I have slept in them all. Perhaps only for a single night. No matter how long I was in there I drew on the walls.
Today, in the meadow, we sat silently hugged in the green light, the bright sunshine shone down, your soft skin was warmed and by mid afternoon was brushed pink.