Ingamarra
I’ve had visions for as long as I could remember.
When I was a child, I would receive disorienting images overlayed upon reality. I would see a bright, happy church one moment, then a flash of inferno flames, and then it was as though nothing had happened. The church bells would toll cheerfully, well-dressed townsfolk would walk by, caught in the trivialities of their lives.
My grandmother was also a seer. She was the highest reigning woman in our troupe, second to only father. She tried to teach me to control my visions, but to no avail. They came and went at their own whimsy, like floating ghosts in my ordinary life. Even
I'm not sure how to start this. But I've been told that if I just keep writing, something will happen.
It used to be easy. I could spew out nonsense on demand. I remember exactly how I would do it.
First, I'd form a little seed of an idea. A very condensed, concentrated concept. Then, little by little, I would pull it out and string along a character, a narrative, a way of viewing the world.
But now it's like, through reading and analyzing, I've been made aware of so many more dimensions, so many more ways of thinking and doing things, that I'm at a loss for what to do.
So how do I start this story?
Just be natural, I suppose. Look
In music, there is a certain progression that should be followed. (Well, in the Baroque and Classical era, anyway.) This progression goes something like this: I – IV – V – I. And it sounds something like this: home – moving away – longing for home – home. This is called an authentic cadence. You long for home; you return home.
But there are other cadences, such as a deceptive cadence. It goes something like this: I – IV – V – vi. And it sounds something like this: home – moving away – longing for home – reflective melancholy… Wait what? It’s deceptive because
I'm Beginning to Understand by magic6jewls, literature
Literature
I'm Beginning to Understand
I think I’m beginning to understand
Your love for feet
When she gets nervous
She curls her toes
To make perfect little shells
Like snails
I begin to imagine them
With purple
And yellow stripes
With hazel
And magenta swirls
All the colours
Of daybreak
Evening light
And everything
Mystical
I begin to imagine them
Crawling in a rainstorm
Drinking up the dew
I begin to remember
You
Trying to convey
Just why you like feet
But I think
I’m beginning to understand
Does Anger Come From Entitlement? by magic6jewls, literature
Literature
Does Anger Come From Entitlement?
Does anger come from entitlement?
Because after you left, I haven't gotten angry at you half as much as before. No, not even a quartre as much. I suppose because I haven't the right.
You did not leave me out of spite or chagrin. You were tired. And I cannot be upset if you merely left out of exhaustion. I cannot be upset at anyone.
At first, I felt like you had extinguished my flame. And I was angry. Which is funny, since being angry only proves how fiery I am. But then, I realized I was tending my own flame. Softly, giving light and warmth to my world.
How I hoped you would come by. So I could give you a little of that flame. But you did
Sometimes it's kind of a relief when a relationship ends. At least now I know it won't work. At least now I could move on.
Sometimes I wish you'd just die. So I could accept this is over, and move on. Sometimes I think even if you die, I'll probably keep on loving you anyway.
Sometimes, I don’t know if I’m awake or asleep.
When we just wake up in the morning, when our mind is still filled with our dream, we think life is a dream. Nothing in life is real, because our dream is real.
Sometimes when I just fall asleep, I’m so convinced this dream is reality. But obviously, it isn’t. It’s a dream.
Sometimes I think I love you. I imagine loving you for a long time yet. I imagine I will wait, and one day you’ll return.
Then, there are times when I realize I cannot love you. We are so different! You left me! It’s over! And I think I don’t love you.
Sometimes, I don̵
When I did not love you by magic6jewls, literature
Literature
When I did not love you
When I did not love you
I longed to love you
When I did love you
I longed to not
Constantly,
I see all around me
What we were
Are
Could be
And never will be
Constantly,
I hope
Wish
Despair
Believe
Even now
I know not what I want
Except to show you my heart
And although I love you still
Today
I long to not
A little less
Ingamarra
I’ve had visions for as long as I could remember.
When I was a child, I would receive disorienting images overlayed upon reality. I would see a bright, happy church one moment, then a flash of inferno flames, and then it was as though nothing had happened. The church bells would toll cheerfully, well-dressed townsfolk would walk by, caught in the trivialities of their lives.
My grandmother was also a seer. She was the highest reigning woman in our troupe, second to only father. She tried to teach me to control my visions, but to no avail. They came and went at their own whimsy, like floating ghosts in my ordinary life. Even
I'm not sure how to start this. But I've been told that if I just keep writing, something will happen.
It used to be easy. I could spew out nonsense on demand. I remember exactly how I would do it.
First, I'd form a little seed of an idea. A very condensed, concentrated concept. Then, little by little, I would pull it out and string along a character, a narrative, a way of viewing the world.
But now it's like, through reading and analyzing, I've been made aware of so many more dimensions, so many more ways of thinking and doing things, that I'm at a loss for what to do.
So how do I start this story?
Just be natural, I suppose. Look
In music, there is a certain progression that should be followed. (Well, in the Baroque and Classical era, anyway.) This progression goes something like this: I – IV – V – I. And it sounds something like this: home – moving away – longing for home – home. This is called an authentic cadence. You long for home; you return home.
But there are other cadences, such as a deceptive cadence. It goes something like this: I – IV – V – vi. And it sounds something like this: home – moving away – longing for home – reflective melancholy… Wait what? It’s deceptive because
I'm Beginning to Understand by magic6jewls, literature
Literature
I'm Beginning to Understand
I think I’m beginning to understand
Your love for feet
When she gets nervous
She curls her toes
To make perfect little shells
Like snails
I begin to imagine them
With purple
And yellow stripes
With hazel
And magenta swirls
All the colours
Of daybreak
Evening light
And everything
Mystical
I begin to imagine them
Crawling in a rainstorm
Drinking up the dew
I begin to remember
You
Trying to convey
Just why you like feet
But I think
I’m beginning to understand
Does Anger Come From Entitlement? by magic6jewls, literature
Literature
Does Anger Come From Entitlement?
Does anger come from entitlement?
Because after you left, I haven't gotten angry at you half as much as before. No, not even a quartre as much. I suppose because I haven't the right.
You did not leave me out of spite or chagrin. You were tired. And I cannot be upset if you merely left out of exhaustion. I cannot be upset at anyone.
At first, I felt like you had extinguished my flame. And I was angry. Which is funny, since being angry only proves how fiery I am. But then, I realized I was tending my own flame. Softly, giving light and warmth to my world.
How I hoped you would come by. So I could give you a little of that flame. But you did
Sometimes it's kind of a relief when a relationship ends. At least now I know it won't work. At least now I could move on.
Sometimes I wish you'd just die. So I could accept this is over, and move on. Sometimes I think even if you die, I'll probably keep on loving you anyway.
Sometimes, I don’t know if I’m awake or asleep.
When we just wake up in the morning, when our mind is still filled with our dream, we think life is a dream. Nothing in life is real, because our dream is real.
Sometimes when I just fall asleep, I’m so convinced this dream is reality. But obviously, it isn’t. It’s a dream.
Sometimes I think I love you. I imagine loving you for a long time yet. I imagine I will wait, and one day you’ll return.
Then, there are times when I realize I cannot love you. We are so different! You left me! It’s over! And I think I don’t love you.
Sometimes, I don̵
When I did not love you by magic6jewls, literature
Literature
When I did not love you
When I did not love you
I longed to love you
When I did love you
I longed to not
Constantly,
I see all around me
What we were
Are
Could be
And never will be
Constantly,
I hope
Wish
Despair
Believe
Even now
I know not what I want
Except to show you my heart
And although I love you still
Today
I long to not
A little less
the things they should have told us by CoffeeStainedMemory, literature
Literature
the things they should have told us
see, no one really warns us about growing up.
they leave out things like heartbreak and gossip and broken people you could have saved but didn't.
it is this: the girl who holds her wrists and sits alone and tells me no child should ever grow up being afraid of someone who should love them. Her eyes are fierce, and something inside me is screaming but the clock ticks and the moment is past. i pretend i can't hear the pieces of her shatter as they hit the floor.
the next time we speak there are new shadows beneath her eyes and her shoulders hunch as if somehow she could fold into herself and disappear. maybe it would be better for us both if
By the time she was twelve they had already decided she would marry a man who could run a five minute mile and speak seven languages. They chose her a husband the same way they had chosen her eyes and her legs and the pale freckles that interrupted her nose - the same way their parents had designed their children and arranged their marriages, strategic.
Her father called her petite reine. He owned an antique chess board carved from ebony wood and maple. Some days she'd sneak into the library, pry open the old chequered box and pick out one of the queens, and she'd turn it round and round, searching for imperfections. It was a pla
Don't Fall In Love With A Writer by Milk-and-Pie, literature
Literature
Don't Fall In Love With A Writer
Just because they will bruise your neck with pearls of metaphors; and splash palettes of colours onto your chest with reckless waves and boundless twilight. They will smear ink onto your lips as you kiss them because that is how they leave hickeys. They are wildest in their 2 a.m. diary, and liveliest in book racks of novels; they have butterflies in every heartbeat and they breathe living poems. They leave trails in libraries and coffee shops like Hansel leaves crumbs in forest and they have undying lovers because every love story is ever living in their abyssal oceans of analogies and
I cannot remember how I got here, I just remember I need to get out.
“Disa! Get over here! You’re on the wrong side of the house again, you’re on my side!” Maria screeches.
Complacently, I step back across the threshold. The moment I step through, she closes the curtain dividing the house behind her.
“I’d get a door installed but that damned man won’t let me ‘keep him away from his children.’ What a drama queen. Listen Disa, you are to stay on this side of the house from now on. You are my witch, not his.”
“Sorceress, Madame. I prefer to be called sorceress.”
“
Autumn Frost and Nostalgia by magic6jewls, literature
Literature
Autumn Frost and Nostalgia
Sometimes as the leaves fall, and we realize winter is nearly upon us, our mind brings us back to the most peculiar places. Sometimes, when I notice the silver glimmer on the grass where summer dew once was, I begin recalling things of the past vividly. Sometimes, it’s the lovely pastel dream I had last night. Sometimes it’s the faded photos of yesterday.
Today though, I see in my mind’s eye, a rough portrait of a friend from middle school.
I could almost smell it. Rotting books, charcoal, and that terrible perfume the French teacher uses. I look to my right, and there he is –my best friend from middle
But if you must know, I write stories in the morning, sleeping is the best because God knows I have the weirdest dreams, and living would mean nothing to me were it not for music.
I hope that explains my life.
Favourite Visual Artist
Sebastian Hergott
Favourite Movies
Pulp Fiction
Favourite TV Shows
Avatar: The Last Air Bender
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Five for Fighting, Lucy Schwartz
Favourite Books
We Need to Talk About Kevin, Three Day Road, To Kill a Mockingbird
Favourite Games
Valtharian Arc
Tools of the Trade
Ps, pencil, paper, tablet, Microsoft word, and keyboard