Nothing better to do:

My LiveJournal SitcomTragicRequiem In The City (NBC, 10:30): TragicRequiem (Carrie-Anne Moss) overhears nalissade (David Cassidy) talking about Lovecraftian horror. On the other side of town, dreamerrose (Jeremy Irons) sets plaidtuchpherd (Kevin Smith)'s toothpaste on fire. In the next town over, illsmileforyou (Marisa Tomei ( Read more... )

I'm lonely.

-Z-

This evening, I'll also add this, stolen from Ms. Shoni's Journal:

I want everyone who reads this to ask me 3 questions, no more no less. Ask me anything you want. Then I want you to go to your journal, copy and paste this allowing your friends (including myself) to ask you anything.

Could be fun, could not be.

-Z-

In general, things have been well. Work's fine, home's the same as is Casper. But I can't help but feel something's wrong ( Read more... )

Poetry is something that I admire, and good poetry is coveted. Though I am not a very literary person, there are those that I admire, and what follows is my favourite poem written by a human being, Mr. William Cullen Bryant, who lived 1794-1878 ( Read more... )

Again the moon . . . Again, that surreal satellite looming on a dark horizon, calling me to touch it, to feel it. Roundness, subtlety, that crescent reveals to me a door, sliding closed surely each night as haunting luminescent barriers thin the darkness of that gateway. Feelings sift down into this self, as if missing something; chances are fading ( Read more... )

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How odd . . .

-Z-

The pretty moon is smiling, in the quiet night it laughs ( Read more... )

Before this self lays it's head to rest for the eve, it would like to impart something it just remembered on it's return trip home ( Read more... )

. . . Why is it . . . That whenever I feel something begins to go right, I find my way to something that blows it apart so completely . . . The fact that I'm wrong isn't the issue, it's the fact that I was lead to believe I was right (or at least I am under the impression that I was lead), and then discover that the path I took was false . . . That ( Read more... )