[ SECRET POST #2753 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2753 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite lines from your own writing?

[(Anonymous)]

"The stars fell to the ground with a horrifying noise like a scream or a laugh or a sob. Their light dyed the world a pristine, untouched white, bright like thrown welding sparks, bright enough to blind. Down back alleys and in hidden crevices, the darkness hid, a pure, unrelenting black, dark like a desert night hidden by clouds, dark enough to blind."

Believe it or not, I wrote this during what was meant to be a workshop on love poetry. I also wrote a moralistic story about the horrors of drug abuse and a lot of stuff about why love is stupid (all of these were assigned, they weren't just a whim). It was an interesting workshop, but in absolutely no way related to what we were nominally there for.

Re: Favorite lines from your own writing?

[fingalsanteater]

Ooo. I like the imagery on that. What was the context, if you don't mind?

Re: Favorite lines from your own writing?

[(Anonymous)]

There wasn't really any; this was a warmup exercise for a love poetry workshop. The assignment was to write something that wasn't romantic at all, so I decided to try something weird.

Re: Favorite lines from your own writing?

[fingalsanteater]

It's certainly strange, but beautiful.