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Again?
Don’t look at me that way
So small
I hear your giant head laugh
And shake at me
As I ½ myself again
Pondering what was NOT
Once there was a man
Who dreamt he was not a butterfly
No, he was just a plain, old fly
Captured
In an up turned bottle
You have torn me in ½ so many times
Too many times
And I keep hoping against reason
I’ll be too small to be noticed
But you so easily find my ½‘d heart
Picking up with tweezers
Teasing pincers that dissect it yet again
Like you are plucking the wings off a helpless insect
The Unfly
Damned to crawl about, flightless
½ of nothing
Is
Nothing.




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On Wednesday December 20th, 2006, An Expired Member (5) writes:
Sooooooo freaking good.


On Thursday November 10th, 2005, An Expired Member (56) writes:
Hope against reason - I see it as the key to holding sanity. How about u people? Excellent work...


On Wednesday August 31st, 2005, An Expired Member (3) writes:
The world filled with giants when you're vulnerable. They can hurt how ever they want, destroy your world and flick you out of their dreams like a crumb. Chimauron said it first, so I won't say it again. Good One!


On Tuesday August 30th, 2005, SamoneDrone (410) writes:
"And I keep hoping against reason I’ll be too small to be noticed" .... this was so unique and so honost and true. i loved this. ....-samone


On Saturday February 5th, 2005, Twilight (2114) writes:
this was a breath of fresh air. something different...i like your style an dill be back. awesome write...


On Saturday January 29th, 2005, Chimauron (127) writes:
helpless... insignificant... unheard... unseen... damn that feeling sucks. And you caught it here. Good one.


On Saturday January 29th, 2005, Alec Pure (335) writes:
hey this was good dont know if it was my understanding but it made me feel small like i was going through the pain you were describing although i agree with phantasma on this one not your best but still very good


On Monday January 10th, 2005, stormtalk (915) writes:
Nice ending. Honestly, I liked your other writes more, but this was still interesting and enjoyable to read. Maybe you'll find a nice friend to smear some butter on you.


On Sunday January 9th, 2005, VenomPlease (185) writes:
Nice ending. "1/2 of nothing is nothing". Very cool write.


On Thursday January 6th, 2005, An Expired Member (9) writes:
you have cool and unique style, like it x


On Thursday January 6th, 2005, DoctorAsh (512) writes:
Very nice indeed - The combination to a great write lay within this piece. The interpretation of a simple, yet constructive metaphorical backdrop always makes for a flem-tacular write. Excellent. [D&A]


On Tuesday January 4th, 2005, The Crimson Queen (1259) writes:
i enjoyed this, very interesting.


On Tuesday January 4th, 2005, anth (1622) writes:
i reallly liked this, made me smile actually,a quality work, original and interesting, superb descriptions


On Tuesday January 4th, 2005, Liz (413) writes:
Actually, you know what, the more I read this the more I like it. *Favs.


On Tuesday January 4th, 2005, Liz (413) writes:
Very cool idea, and well developed. It starts quickly, but reading it again gave me a better overall grasp. It's a great image and a very effective description of feeling so small. I can feel what it's like to will oneself invisible.



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