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Daily Literature Deviations for February 6^th, 2013

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Poetry

_{Featured by: betwixtthepages}

Forward by dreamsinstatic

<sub>It's the regrets--the things we
never did and the words we never
said when we should have--that
leave us crippled, not the bruises.
dreamsinstatic offers up a well-known
phrase with a unique, fresh view.


Featured by: LionesseRampant</sub>
glass boythe “I love you” never left my lips, for I thought it might sound pretentious, assuming, desperate.though you wouldn't have heard me, even if those words had been said. and even if those words had been said, your parrot voice would have merely returned them to me in a gentle, dumb, answering machine welcome message.every time we talked, there was the fear of shattering you.you were my glass boy, a boy who was breakable, yet malleable to the heat of torched pressure.but still there was me, foolishly following the glass boy wherever he might go.one day my soul slipped in your puddled irises and when I had come to the ground again, you'd ...
"glass boy " by doodlerTM

<sub>The piece is imaginative to the
highest degree. It uses its words
to paint the delicate picture, then
rips it away from the reader,
making them beg for more.


Featured by: betwixtthepages</sub>

Cruel Intentions by LadyLincoln

_{We've all been there before--
wanting someone so much it
hurts, watching from the
shadows, indecent thoughts
lurking just beneath the surface.
LadyLincoln brings these
sensations to life with this lovely piece.}

Prose

_{Featured by doodlerTM}
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Flushed Away by Cerdisinerias

<sub>An well-written vignette connecting
the significance of food and joy
within the confines of a family.


Featured by xlntwtch</sub>
Small GiftsThe cat who lives in my neighborhood brought me another dead lizard."It's lovely," I observed, "but you do realize I have no use for that.""Oh! I didn't know," the cat replied. "It's how we show affection for our humans.  If you'd like a dead bird instead, that could be arranged.""No no, I get what you're doing.  It's sweet, really.  It's just--"She paused from grooming herself to look up at me quizzically."It's just... I can't do anything with a dead lizard or bird.  Except throw it away.  Which, by the way, reflects in no way on my appreciation of--""Wait," the cat sat up.  "You throw them away?  I worked my ass off to catch t...
Small Gifts by RalfMaximus

_{A terrific, very short story that
explains a lot about both a cat
and her neighbor. A must-read
for anyone who has ever known a
cat, and for those who never have.}



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