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Waffle HouseIn point of fact: There is no better place than the Waffle House at four in the morning for the observation of a town.  For then, you are at its beating pulse, but far from its all-too-noticeable heart.  For then, you have at your fingertips the newspapermen, donut deliverers, day-sleepers and night watchmen.  For then, you've got your hands on all the people that for some reason know exactly what's going on, but who remain anonymous to the greater town.     
You've got your regulars who come on in like newspapers rest at every suburban doorstep. You get them to open up and layout their facts. Waffle House
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Squash-Head NightThe old dog let loose its howl.  From, where I don't know, but it was probably on account of the big full moon.  The stars were all out, there were hardly clouds but little ones, whisping here and there.  The path down below got all kinds of things running back and forth on it, because tonight, everybody goes out.  It's Squash Night, so here we are out sitting.     
I don't know why it's Squash Night, but everybody comes out on Squash Night, so I figure we get to come out, too, maybe.  Maybe meanin' it's just cause everybody's out, running around everywhere, though we got t Squash-Head Night
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Romulus 2***   
In truth, Remi was rather less comfortable than his smile betrayed, but he was fond of large hunks of meat, which is exactly what the keep had given him.  As his smile weakened he set it down and took his seat.  Benjmin and Harry both only made the motions of scooting to give him room- neither would get closer to the other, or allow the other to be closer to Remi.  They glared at one another without managing to look mean about it.   
Benjamin turned his smile back on, “Well, Remi, what do you think?”   
Remi turned slightly, to glance over his shoulder before he answ Romulus 2
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Fat Man

Fri Oct 30, 2009, 6:44 PM
  • Mood: Mortified
  • Listening to: 2000 Lbs of Blues
  • Reading: Catch-22/Dracula/Ralph S. Mouse
  • Watching: Young Frankenstein/ Night of the Living Dead
  • Playing: along, then leaving you alone in the spooky hall
  • Eating: Fall Food! Squash Soup!
  • Drinking: Beer!
"They call me the fatman, cause I weigh 300 pounds."
No, it's just good blues. Go ahead. Go find it. It's good.

Anyway, I hope you all are well, and happy Halloween!

Halloween is my favorite holiday. Ever since I was little. Anyway, events conspired so that I had something to offer up, despite the urge to edit them both a few hundred million more times. I went ahead and submitted two things I've been working on, in an attempt to provide something in the spirit of the times. I fail at actual horror, though, so you're warned :) At best, I think I got to 'creepy'. Still, all in good fun, and hopefully, fun for you, too.

Anywho, wishing you a happy fall, and Halloween, and general time of life. Enjoy yourselves, ghosties!

-Kitten

PS: For fun, and for those few of you who still keep track of such an itinerant poster, I have some questions:

1)Everybody's got one thing, even if it's only one. So what's the one thing that actually kind of frightens you?

2)Deja Vu? See me once, shame on you, see me twice, shame on me? One good rockin' nightmare from something...perhaps even something non-sequiter.

3) The Rule of Threes: Test yourself. Three lines of three words to make the spookiest (or whatever-est) cryptic triptych verse.

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  • Current Residence: Where is home?
  • Favourite movie: Does 'Hamlet' count? Boondock Saints? Disney's Robin Hood? Moulin Rouge? Do I have ta
  • Favourite genre of music: Classical, including classical pub songs and sea shanties
  • Favourite artist: Caravaggio
  • Favourite poet or writer: Dead ones are good
  • MP3 player of choice: iTunes
  • Shell of choice: What the hell is this? Who has shells? Shed thy carapace, insect-man!
  • Wallpaper of choice: The kind you could make into soup. Famine teaches us so much.
  • Favourite game: Incarnations of Zelda (except perhaps the second one)
  • Favourite gaming platform: Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
  • Favourite cartoon character: I'm partial to Freakazoid if we're talking classical-like cartoons. Aw, Nutbunnies!
  • Tools of the Trade: Time

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*liralenli Oct 31, 2009, 10:21:38 AM
There. You are watched here as well. *grins*

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"I am always doing what I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it." -- Pablo Picasso
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~KittenCourna Nov 3, 2009, 4:54:45 AM
You are too! Your gallery here looks pretty interesting! I will be perusing :)

--
Mr. Holmes thanks you for your letter. At the moment he is in retirement in Sussex, keeping bees.
-Reply of a bank at 221B Baker Street, London, in response to 4 or so letters addressed daily to fictional sleuth Sherlock Holmes
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*liralenli Nov 3, 2009, 10:06:53 AM
Wonderful!

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"I am always doing what I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it." -- Pablo Picasso
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~Kirel-Kemmetmau Sep 3, 2009, 5:50:51 PM
Huzzah! You have posted work!

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"Though both are bound in the spiral dance, I would rather be a cyborg than a goddess."

-Donna Haraway

Occasionally, by accident, I am a jerk. When I am, please let me know, and, if the situation warrants it, hit me with a blunt object.
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~KittenCourna Sep 3, 2009, 6:06:36 PM
Eyahhh.... sorry. I kinda... spammed it up a bit. Didn't realize I'd gotten behind. Heh, hopefully they'll be worth the spamming! Thanks!

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Mr. Holmes thanks you for your letter. At the moment he is in retirement in Sussex, keeping bees.
-Reply of a bank at 221B Baker Street, London, in response to 4 or so letters addressed daily to fictional sleuth Sherlock Holmes
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~TacticalAdvantage Nov 23, 2008, 4:19:03 PM
If You Forget Me
As I Grew Older
i carry your heart with me
I Crave Your Mouth, Your Voice, Your Hair
Fallen Angel
Chocolate Cake

Remember
Mid-term Break
Love's Philosophy
"Why do I love" You, Sir?
The Moment
The Whipping
Marks
Beautiful!

A cento for you and another page ripped from the textbook. Bang-bang.

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"This wasn't just plain terrible, this was fancy terrible. This was terrible with raisins in it." -- Dorothy Parker
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~TacticalAdvantage Nov 16, 2008, 6:05:00 AM
A kitten and a ball of twine
An idle game of fear and trust
Five fathoms of the black silk line
Knotted tight, pulled taut with lust

An idle game of fear and trust
Played on a supple form supine
Knotted tight, pulled taut with lust
The dam-burst flood of light divine

Played on a supple form supine
This long, meandering tune of mine
The dam-burst flood of light divine
A kitten and a ball of twine

Pan-TOOM! And the battle continues.

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"This wasn't just plain terrible, this was fancy terrible. This was terrible with raisins in it." -- Dorothy Parker
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~Unknown-Silhouette Nov 12, 2008, 1:03:50 PM
Well, I wanted to come back and say something more 'decent' than befreo, but Ive read over quite a lot of your poems so far, and to be quite honest with you, I am rather ashamed that I cannot find the words within me to express how good I think you are... erm, so there you go... . Im very, hmm... 'impressed' is the wrong word, although I am, very much. But I would say more, inspired, or possibly in awe. Its uplifting and a breath of fresh air

--
'Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!'
Quoth the raven, `You're screwed, dude.'
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~KittenCourna Nov 13, 2008, 9:19:06 AM
Well, I'm pleased you could find some good to get out of them; it makes me very proud to hear that they've helped inspire someone. Frankly, I've had trouble thinking of what to say in response to your generous comments, so I hope there's no reason to feel shame at being at a loss for words. (I'm notoriously untimely and sparse with comments anyway, so I do apologize for making you wait). I can assure you, I'm generally just flattered enough that you took the time to comment :)

So thank you very much! It's wonderful to hear that you enjoyed my poems! Thank you, again!

-Kitten

--
Mr. Holmes thanks you for your letter. At the moment he is in retirement in Sussex, keeping bees.
-Reply of a bank at 221B Baker Street, London, in response to 4 or so letters addressed daily to fictional sleuth Sherlock Holmes
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~Unknown-Silhouette Nov 13, 2008, 12:22:58 PM
You are more than welcome. When someone with such a natural talent for writing comes along it can make one seem like an intruder in the world of poetry when reading their words. Much like the feeling gained from reading Keats or Poe. I will be watching for more :)

--
'Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!'
Quoth the raven, `You're screwed, dude.'
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