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— become infinitely attractive.

good luck Jessica. ( i do not believe in new years )

I sang in two bands, both times resulted in nervous breakdowns. Very cute. ( i do not perform well in front of people. )

I prefer to sing by myself so I can't ruin things for other people. me n mi guitar~~~<3

I'm so sad that people don't like Catcher in the Rye and The Great Gatsby and Shakespeare ( as well as some others ). I don't really know what book I would've read in class that I didn't like. Thinking back, though, we never really did proper reading assignments ( I went to an awful secondary school with an incredibly lacklustre English teacher. Perks would've been a very different book if it were based in my school ).

Uh, I didn't like Dracula very much, at all. I loved certain passages, and to be honest there were quite a few that I adored, but so much was tedious. Anyway.

( the font is trebuchet tho )

truly, i appreciate this feedback. This is another poem, much shorter and actually a little older than the first piece. I um, yeah, thank you for the feedback and hopefully I can continue to supply something to read and consider.

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Untitled ( short )

your damn posture, you’ve wrapped yourself
a straight kneed hero, back strung
like hot gun glue, hard and you’re ready
to do whatever, you’re far too young










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brown daisies, vincent gallo

the song for late night sleepers and midafternoon risers, heavy yellow sunset.

I read Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro yesterday.

A book about an aching repression to give function to humans. Much less soppy that it sounds, a novel about hopelessness and humanity and the steady but forthright decay of belief.

A ridiculous film — tiptoes an awkward line between teensploitation and kind of mindless entertainment. i appreciate that it wasn't made to really make one think, it was not perplexing, it was not to convey a message, but still — a bland narrative, "shock-value" humour & an insultingly misogynistic viewpoint. Terrible, exhaustive viewing. or maybe I am asking too much?

Thank you thank you, truly appreciate it. I'll post a back—log of my poems soon, I suppose.

o that lone trumpeter

now you're taken, mogwai

Did you see him when I was away? I would've thought that you'd spoil the trip—

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( the prize is so adorable i can't even breathe )

742 views ( a hell of lot more than I would've guessed ).

Spoiler

shampoo suicide, Broken social scene

I'm sitting cold
There was love

I am mostly used to English accents from the south of England ( and Welsh now I think of it ) but I do adore northern accents ( Liverpool, Yorkshire, Manchester etc ). I personally have a Londonish accent, so it's rather boring.

I digress, both Eire, Northern Irish and Scottish are glorious — I love Glaswegian. A lot of family are from county Limerick so I admit, a strong country Irish accent sounds like home to me. Mmm. Northern irish is golden, somewhat of a rarity.

Also, european accents — perhaps biased but Norwegian accents ( i know Oslo & Trøndersk dialects, so those specifically ). French, those kissy lips. German, Croatian anfhuadnfhoafhadfh just random ones really. Admittedly I am fascinated by europeans talking english, and most of those I know have been diluted by British slang and stuff hinaduhnah. It's beaut.
( also African accents talking english, though I am mostly uncultured and don't know about specifics. Love a southern African accent ( also a afrikaans accents ), people I know from Namibia and Zambia and Zimbabwe and South Africa and stuff. I'm talking rubbish )

AUSTRALIAN IS LOVELY, AS IS NZ and stuff because I am fascinated by NZ accents. Particularly those I have heard in documentaries about Maoris and stuff so you know I'm cool & that.

Finally, I love North American accents of all shapes and have always been able to distinguish the subtleties because I like voices and there is something wrong with me.

tl dr; i like everything lols /ok/