Fair Strange Child

She came and departed as a shadow.

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Wonders

jayarrarr:

I wonder if your fingers
Will ever trace
My scars
Feel the edges pulse
As I do.

I wonder if your fingers
Will ever interlace
My ribs
Read what’s written there
As I do.

I wonder if your fingers
Will ever face
My light
Soft at dawn’s fading
As we do.

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Youmi Kimura
Always With Me

calantheandthenightingale:

Youmi Kimura, “Always With Me” (“Itsumo Nando Demo”)

Somewhere, a voice calls, in the depths of my heart
May I always be dreaming, the dreams that move my heart

So many tears of sadness, uncountable through and through
I know on the other side of them I’ll find you

Everytime we fall down to the ground we look up to the blue sky above
We wake to it’s blueness, as for the first time

Though the road is long and lonely and the end far away, out of sight
I can with these two arms embrace the light

As I bid farewell my heart stops, in tenderness I feel
My silent empty body begins to listen to what is real

The wonder of living, the wonder of dying
The wind, town, and flowers, we all dance one unity

Somewhere a voice calls in the depths of my heart
keep dreaming your dreams, don’t ever let them part

Why speak of all your sadness or of life’s painfull woes
Instead let the same lips sing a gentle song for you

The whispering voice, we never want to forget,
in each passing memory always there to guide you

When a mirror has been broken, shattered pieces scattered on the ground
Glimpses of new life, reflected all around

Window of beginning, stillness, new light of the dawn
Let my silent, empty body be filled and reborn

No need to search outside, nor sail across the sea
Cause here shining inside me, it’s right here inside me

I’ve found a brightness, it’s always with me

(Source: japanlove)

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Loose Gravel

jayarrarr:

I wrote a story once, but it isn’t finished yet. It’s a short story, probably; though it might be longer. There’s no way to know, really, until I feel it’s finished. And it isn’t finished yet.

It’s the story of how I want to fall in love with your thoughts — how I want to watch them flick and flitter through your mind, how I want to watch how you pick particular ones to focus on, how I want to imagine why you choose the light you do.

And how I want to fall in love with your voice — how I want it to echo in the dark, how I want it to slip in the slightest recesses of my soul and whisper there, how I want to feel its humidity hitting just behind my ear.

And how I want to fall in love with your dreams — how I want to see myself inside them, how I want to see laughs and smiles and future things, how I want to share the songs that later sings.

And how I want to fall in love with your words — how I want to curl myself between them, how I want to wind my way between their letters and pause between the spaces, how I want to inhale them and hold my breath as long as possible until they become my last bit of life.

In short, it’s the story of how I want to fall in love with you — although I haven’t. Yet.

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fyeahcreepyshit:

Submitted by spirited-astray
Many classic horror icons and other disturbing creatures share common characteristics. Pale skin, dark, sunken eyes, elongated faces, sharp teeth, and the like. These images inspire horror and revulsion in many, and with good reason. The characteristics shared by these faces are imprinted in the human mind.
Many things frighten humans instinctively. The fear is natural, and does not need to be reinforced in order to terrify. The fears are species-wide, stemming from dark times in the past when lightning could mean the burning of your tree home, predators could be hiding in the dark, heights could make poor footing lethal, and a spider or snake bite could mean certain death.
The question you have to ask yourself is this:
What happened, deep in the hidden eras before history began, that could effect the entire human race so evenly as to give the entire species a deep, instinctual, and lasting fear of pale beings with dark, sunken eyes, razor sharp teeth, and elongated faces?
… Just be careful out there.

fyeahcreepyshit:

Submitted by spirited-astray

Many classic horror icons and other disturbing creatures share common characteristics. Pale skin, dark, sunken eyes, elongated faces, sharp teeth, and the like. These images inspire horror and revulsion in many, and with good reason. The characteristics shared by these faces are imprinted in the human mind.

Many things frighten humans instinctively. The fear is natural, and does not need to be reinforced in order to terrify. The fears are species-wide, stemming from dark times in the past when lightning could mean the burning of your tree home, predators could be hiding in the dark, heights could make poor footing lethal, and a spider or snake bite could mean certain death.

The question you have to ask yourself is this:

What happened, deep in the hidden eras before history began, that could effect the entire human race so evenly as to give the entire species a deep, instinctual, and lasting fear of pale beings with dark, sunken eyes, razor sharp teeth, and elongated faces?

… Just be careful out there.