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I was Tagged by
twilight2000:
1. Pick up the nearest book.
2. Open to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people and post a comment to the person who tagged you once you've posted your three sentences.
Ugh. um... well, i have 2 that are side by side. and i'd normally take the high road, but i'm not sure in this case there is one... either way, the first one is entirely the fault of JUDITH SMITH in Seattle, Washington. seriously.
From "The Divine Passion" by Vardis Fisher
"He had drunk more wine than was good for him and was prowling in the darkness, guided by some lust or some saintliness. Narda rushed up to him and clasped his arm, looking back meanwhile at her husband; and when Adom came out of the darkness, staggering toward her, she began to scream. In a voice with terror and unreason she said that a man had tried to rape her."
(i never read this book, but a friend lent it to me and it's been sitting on my desk almost a year.)
The other book isn't much better...
From Revelations of the Dark Mother by White Wolf
"11. An uncertain image. Lions were typically associated with royalty and occasionally with Jesus Christ; for their ferocity and untamed natures, however, they were also considered beasts of wrath and incarnations of Satan's will. This-combined with the "bearer of the sun" remark - speaks for Lamia as a child of Lucifer, rather than of Adam."
Hmmm... tags....
maiaarts
desiraes
cupcake_goth
nullreturned
tianaran
don't feel obliged to play. :-)
twilight2000:
1. Pick up the nearest book.
2. Open to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people and post a comment to the person who tagged you once you've posted your three sentences.
Ugh. um... well, i have 2 that are side by side. and i'd normally take the high road, but i'm not sure in this case there is one... either way, the first one is entirely the fault of JUDITH SMITH in Seattle, Washington. seriously.
From "The Divine Passion" by Vardis Fisher
"He had drunk more wine than was good for him and was prowling in the darkness, guided by some lust or some saintliness. Narda rushed up to him and clasped his arm, looking back meanwhile at her husband; and when Adom came out of the darkness, staggering toward her, she began to scream. In a voice with terror and unreason she said that a man had tried to rape her."
(i never read this book, but a friend lent it to me and it's been sitting on my desk almost a year.)
The other book isn't much better...
From Revelations of the Dark Mother by White Wolf
"11. An uncertain image. Lions were typically associated with royalty and occasionally with Jesus Christ; for their ferocity and untamed natures, however, they were also considered beasts of wrath and incarnations of Satan's will. This-combined with the "bearer of the sun" remark - speaks for Lamia as a child of Lucifer, rather than of Adam."
Hmmm... tags....
maiaarts
desiraes
cupcake_goth
nullreturned
tianaran
don't feel obliged to play. :-)