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A Bit More Poetry
A list of insults for “emergencies only” A note that says: “I am so lonely” A book for reading when no one’s around A picture locked in perpetual frown
They sit up in a room With a single window Next to a web With a single Widow They call to be used But they should give up For who will they call when they’re moved To the dump
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Nerds Fall in Love, Too
I didn’t really write this for anyone specific, but I hope I get a chance to play it for a girl someday. I feel like the lyrics need tweaking though. Copy/pasting from Word made it space funny, and I can’t seem to fix it without retyping it.
Verse: C Am F G
Chorus: Am G C F
I’ll be your Link if you’ll be my Shiek
And I promise I’ll always rescue you from Ganon’s grasp And I’ll be...
I can't sleep again.
I’m writing things and working on things that I’ve written until I fall asleep, so prepare for a small flood of things I’ve written. I’m not really caring if they suck or not, but I do welcome opinions. I write to express, not impress, though.
Oh, as an extra note, the read more thing seems to be broken, so I’m really sorry. If you don’t want to read my...
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I have this insatiable need to just get up and...
Note: This is a small rambling on my current thoughts that I needed to get off my chest. It’s slightly self-deprecating, horrendously anxiety filled, and a bit wanderlust-y. I assume a majority will want to skip with this warning.
But I know I can’t because of responsibilities and college and life. I really want to do something stupid and crazy though and have an adventure. I guess...
“President Obama once said he wants everybody in America to go to college. What a...”
– Republican presidential candidate RICK SANTORUM, on Sunday’s Meet The Press.
No seriously. This guy is a fucking dick.
(via the Los Angeles Times)
The thing is, Santorum actually believes this. But in his defense, I can understand his self interest in ensuring fewer people go to college and...
“The artist’s job is not to succumb to despair but to find an antidote for the...”
– Gertrude Stein, Midnight in Paris (via ravenzwart)
