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" hey, i just found out this nice pizzaria just around ur block, im coming to pick u up on sunday nite"
The one person in the world he loved the most but grossly misunderstood him - Derek
He turned on his bed and willed his mind to think of other things other than his date
but that was an exercise in futility.
His mind seemigly on its own accord zoomed into focus the first image he had of her,

u asked for one
and i just wrote this yesterday
less gruesome but i believe death should be both serene and beautiful

murder and torture however

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Sisikill:
@ Bluespice
First the Morbidness, now the Lovelessness. . . are you sure we are not twins? By the way, I think someone is trying to romance you (oh la la). I can see how you missed it, I was like that too. They could be wearing their hearts on their sleeves and all I'll say is. . . "Oh Blood! Nice"

sisi u never know these things

im one of those girls u meet in life that tells u Love is overated
ok not overated but simply a fallacy as i choose o call it
over some months now
a group of friends of mine have chosen to painstakingly convince me  initially, of the existence of love
growing up i read mills n boon stories and their depiction of the alpha male and the subjective seductive woman might i say might have fuelled my hatred for love
_{hmm ironous hatred for love}
dont get me wrong, ill be the last to tell u to break up with ur boyfriend or girl friend
sheesh wat am i getting at?
ok romance novels
sisikill said it, most people read em to escape from the harsh realities of life
me?
guess wat am saying is i dont have any real life romantic stories

Shakespeare is my alltime best author

i find it hard to pick my best of his books
but Comedy of errors
and Macbeth
i just realised i prefer macbeth to Julius Caeser  hmmm

for those that play the violin
it has been said that the best pieces are those that the player or the composer can relate to
the sound of the violin is synonymous with pain
so also is jazz
my point?
ill get to it shortly,


now my point,
the fact that all these writers have experienced these tragedies in their lives and then moved on to become great writers
only says one thing,
they have been able to project their frustrations and fears onto fictional characters sometimes in a bid to cope with the loss/ event
or just a simple mechanism by the brain
i wouldnt go into details of how the brain woks
or ow human beings react under different circumstances
but im sure u get my point
and if u still dont,

hmmmm
im a writer all ok almost all my pieces have a morbid undertone to them
the few people i have ever trusted enough to show some of my "less insulting" pieces have labelled me twisted
finally seeing am not only not alone but a group of people that actually want to explore their morbid sides?
nice am so in
ok grouppie alert! can i join?