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To My Dear Little Bird To my dear little bird,To My Dear Little Bird by ~Kori-Oni-Ko
I regret to say that if you ever find this letter in your possession, you would have had to pry it from my white, wraithlike fingers, unwilling to tell you all this in life. The events of my life involving you for the past string of moments seem to emulate the rippling of water. Not in that one thing incites another, but in that events come in great waves, first usually of astounding good fortune or happiness, only to have it drop off a ledge into either intense suffering, explosive anger or just an all consuming depression; Sometimes – and I am convinced Fate does this to me just to further torment me – it's a ble
Gaara by ~zombiebutterflyScience Vs. Theology Five degrees out, Fahrenheit. Negative fifteen Celsius. Plus a wind chill to further steal the warmth from any organism's body. And there Pip was, on the roof of the cabin, wrapped in a sleeping bag and nursing a large mug of hot coco. He shivered and snuggled deeper into the downy fabric, making him look more like a large blue larvae with bemused copper colored hair. I snuck up behind him, wrapping my arms around his waist, but he squirmed and twisted to smile at me.Science Vs. Theology by ~Kori-Oni-Ko
"Alexander," He said with his soft smile, "Have you come to read the stars with me?"
"What is there to read in white dwarves, red giants, and remnants of super novas?"
Zest 
Sta.sh
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'He who had a thousand friends
Has not a friend to spare,
While he who had one enemy
Shall meet him everywhere.' William Blake
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'He who had a thousand friends
Has not a friend to spare,
While he who had one enemy
Shall meet him everywhere.' William Blake
Ich
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I find the map and draw a straight line
Over rivers, farms, and state lines
The distance from here to where you'd be
~ Set Fire to the Third Bar (Snow Patrol and Martha Wainwright)
Ich liebe dich!
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'He who had a thousand friends
Has not a friend to spare,
While he who had one enemy
Shall meet him everywhere.' William Blake