pandemic leodensian with an australopithecus

oh, random shit that hides in my head.

this puddle of mine bottomless, endless to be fi…

this puddle of mine

bottomless, endless

to be filled with what

nobody knows but

it’s certain to have not

but what is seen through

your eyes.

it’s what there’s left

of everything of mine

you left behind

when you flew away

to another island

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A forgotten blog. I just read the last I poste…

A forgotten blog.

I just read the last I posted. Very lame. Actually, I really liked Melinda as swim coach. She was very entertaining and made us actually strive for the best. Kudos to Melinda.

That is all for now.

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Earthworms

Earthworms

It is summertime but there is no sunshine. Instead, it is raining lake water on the house, the sidewalk, the dirt, the trees and the plants, soaking everything that it falls upon. It is wet everywhere. Puddles are forming on the ground mixing with the dirt, making a thick mud. In those dirty puddles, I can see my reflection. I can also see the clouds that are pouring the rain down on me mercilessly without having to look up at the sky.

The clouds seems dirtier than usual when they are in puddles. They are gray and stretched long and far, and I don��t know where one starts and where one ends. The clouds look like stale cotton candy; they are not fluffy and soft-looking, but instead they are strangely flattened and compressed together like squished cotton balls. It is clouds like these that remind me of cotton candy souvenirs taken from the State Fair and forgotten in the backseat.

I can see those same clouds ripple in those same mud puddles. The raindrops falling from them are ruining their self-portraits. Each drop falling into a puddles disrupts the water, creating tiny waves over and over again, creating tiny little tsunamis that wash ashore of the little dirt beaches. It is merciless and the puddle lakes are never still. Drop after drop fall, fall, fall continuously and the puddles never have a chance to rest and be still. Read the rest of this entry »

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