Today I was sitting at school, listening to the librarian explain everything that Ive already heard before when I had a mind rush... I saw a book in the biography section::
GANDHI!!!!
And I suddenly yearned to read the whole libraries book collection, every single one of them. Starting with the Gandhi book (and the Stephen King book I got last week).
But the sight of it... was so pulling...
I wanted that book, but I had to wait until after class to reach up and snatch that book out of its protective case and open the book up to my mind.
So far, its an excellent book, I would recommend it to... older students and adults. Very enlightening.
Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode
Bukowski by Modest Mouse (video by Lunasakuramoon... which, I gave it a thumbs up:) excellent song and the video was well done)
A girl about five years old ran down the street, whimpering like a terrified beaten puppy. Her light blonde hair flowed out behind her, while a big, fat tear ran down her bright, red cheek from her frightened blue eyes. The little girl, Rose, was running away from what she thought was a monster, who had come out of her closet to eat her. What Rose did not know, was that there was actually a secret passage-way in her closet to the cellar. And the monster was actually a man, a very angry man.
But she didn’t figure that out for a while, and now was more important. Rose’s tears were blocking her vision, leaving her a blurry, distorted world. She wanted to stop so badly, so she could rest her weary legs, clear her eyes of tears, and take a good, long, deep breath. The only thing stopping her was fright; what if the monster was right behind her, or what if it catches up while she was resting? No, she could not rest, at least, not until she was somewhere safe. Was anywhere safe?
About to turn the corner, a shining light glared at Rose’s face, and instinctively she covered her eyes and froze. Almost in slow motion, the light came at her until something hit her. Sinking to the ground in pain, Rose curled up into a ball. It must be the monster, she thought. Except, somehow the monster was now stronger, like a She felt herself fading into the night and suddenly her pain was gone and she relaxed into the dark.
