Tag Archive | Silence
DARKNESS DESCENDS
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
It comes slowly In the dead of night, Walking on silent feet. It draws closer. You run faster. It gathers speed. You dash into a building, An empty school. It follows. It brings silence. You can feel its presence, Moving closer. It’s hurrying Along the deserted hallway. You check the…
DARK ARE THE STREETS
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
mostlyitaly Altamura (Apulia, Italy) by Dauno Settantatre ? ? Dark are the streets By which they creep. Silence is their goal. Through the town, they go. Bodies left behind, Blood-dry we will find. Church bells are tolling, And heads are rolling. Flee from this we must Before we are dust. THE DEAD GAME
I WALK ALONE
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
? I walk alone. In dead silence. The wind flees. The moon hides. I walk alone. Death is my companion. Fear is my weapon. Hell is my home. I walk alone.
THE PARTY
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
Source:billionaires-road ? ? A luxury yacht sails the ocean. Aboard are many guests, Dressed in jewels and ball gowns. Champagne flows freely. Music fills the night air. Bodies fall into the water, Some are swimming, And some are not. Blood trickles into the water, Covered by the moon’s shadow. Cries…
Words, Words, Words
Originally posted on Musings of a Mystery Novelist:
It all comes down to words. Words dispensing dialogue and imparting information (the alliteration ailment returns) comprises the foundation of storytelling. Why it’s so challenging to string together enough words to create the story is a mystery in and of itself. Of course, the trick is to…
Migration in a summer of lovely language
Originally posted on Wuji Seshat:
Photo Courtesy: http://www.deviantart.com/art/Brinkburn-Priory-478920570 These words have survived separations Faces I can no longer remember of loved ones Poetry has transcended my decades Spacious and fluent like a last reminder Of why truth is no longer as important As beauty, inner beauty of a spiritual quality Alphabets now shelter this candle…
Book Vloggin’ With Jan: Two Profoundly Influential Japanese Authors
Originally posted on BookPeople:
Each month, Jan, one of our intrepid booksellers, picks a different topic and tells us about her must-read books in that genre. This month she’s vloggin’ about two profound and influential books from Japanese authors! Books Discussed In This Blog: Something Like an Autobiography by Akira Kurosawa “SOMETHING LIKE AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY…
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