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Cardboard LaternA little girl, barely seven years old, made her way one day to a farming town just outside the city limits. She was covered with dirt, dust, cuts and bruises from head to toe. Her hair was a long, thick, black matt of dirty curls. She had bright eyes, eyes of polished ebony wood. Yet, they were hungry, nervous eyes, darting from one thing to another, absorbing as much as they could in a glace. On her person, she worn a dress made from an old FedEx box and nothing else. It was tattered beyond reasonable repair and the dirt from the road cling to it with such vigor that you can barely make out the FedEx logo. In her right hand she dragged anothCardboard Latern
by ~10partspeanut
Commuter's Lament5:30 AM Phone alarm rings once, twice, three times. I'm up. At the desk, grab the offending phone and dismiss the alarm. Place phone next to head. Reset alarm. Fall back to a nightmare. 6:00 AM Phone rings. Stare at it. Think "Why is it ringing?" Suddenly remember you have a 9 AM class to get to. Grumble. Realize you know have an hour to get ready and out the door before WESTCAT JPX leaves and you have to wait until 8:30 before the next one gets there; by that time 3-5 different BART routes would have passed Downtown Berkeley. No time for a shower, so you put on some old clothes. Don't look in mirror; it would make you feelCommuter's Lament
by ~10partspeanut
Ode to a Rich ManShall I compare you to a million bills? You are far more useful and more pleasing:Ode to a Rich Man
Cold coins may give a poor man the chills,
While money’s value is ever fleeting. Sometimes too hard is the work required, And the rewards are rare and too often harsh, And for every dime from dime expired, By crooked deals or by slow picket march. But your eternal cost shall not fluctuate Nor fail to gain in the stock market game,
Nor shall Avarice horde you as a mate, When in this poem lives your eternal name. So long as currency flows; han
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- Favourite movie: Howl's moving Castle
- Favourite band or musician: anything that sounds good to me
- Favourite genre of music: anything (I'm even open to country
- Favourite artist: Venny Surprise
- Favourite poet or writer: the great and almighty Emily Dickinson alongside the odd and fun-to-tease Shakespeare
- Favourite photographer: Sami
- Favourite style of art: anything done first by hand and not by the computer
- Operating System: XP
- MP3 player of choice: none, they rot your brain . . . plus me = poor . . .
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- Wallpaper of choice: old worthless flyers
- Skin of choice: my own thank you very much
- Favourite game: pin the tail on the Nikki!!
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- Personal Quote: WHERE IS THE LUV! or "may all your bacon burn"
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Weird is good.
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