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"I am a real boy!" I scream into your ears. My knuckles grip tighter on the silk of your worn out blouse, and I pull myself closer to your chest, looking up at your mourning face.
You descend down from the dark staircase, closer to the warmth of the fire and the sparks that flutter wildly like butterflies taking flight around it.
"I am a real boy! Believe me!" I say trembling.
"No!" You shriek back in disbelief, " your not a real boy! I carved you from wood, now hush demon!"
"Mommy... Please!" I stutter out, shaking with confusion.
You walk closer to the fireplace holding me restlessly in your warm, flaky arms.
I hold my ears to your chest to listen to your heart beat.
"Mommy we both have heart beats see," I tell you as I hold your hand to my chest, " Believe me I am real!"
My words appear to fall upon deaf ears as the only thing she does is remove her hand from my chest.
I feel the heat biting at my flesh, feeding off of me. We stop a mere foot from the hands of the fire, where I can see my brother's and sister's ashes and limbs, or as mother says 'branches', at the center of the blistering affair.
A single tear falls from my eyes into the hands of the fire, where it evaporates upon contact. She is also crying, it appears almost that I am convincing her that I am real.
"Please..." I whisper.
For the first time she looks down at me, not with hate nor ungratefulness, but with love.
"You are real," She grins.
She holds me even tighter than ever, and we share a smile, the first we have ever shared.You turn us around away from the fireplace, and I sigh with relief.
"Thank you mommy, I love y..." I'm interrupted as you trip over the heavy shagged carpet that stretches over the beaten hardwood flooring. You toss me up in the air behind you, through the cage that fences the flames, into the mouth of the fire, as you try to keep your balance. She catches herrself before falling.
"Mommy help!" I scream in terror.
Her eyes catch my location and she bursts into tears screaming back to me
"I'm sorry! I didn't mean too!"
You watch me, crying with pain, as I am slowly eaten alive by the impish inferno.
You descend down from the dark staircase, closer to the warmth of the fire and the sparks that flutter wildly like butterflies taking flight around it.
"I am a real boy! Believe me!" I say trembling.
"No!" You shriek back in disbelief, " your not a real boy! I carved you from wood, now hush demon!"
"Mommy... Please!" I stutter out, shaking with confusion.
You walk closer to the fireplace holding me restlessly in your warm, flaky arms.
I hold my ears to your chest to listen to your heart beat.
"Mommy we both have heart beats see," I tell you as I hold your hand to my chest, " Believe me I am real!"
My words appear to fall upon deaf ears as the only thing she does is remove her hand from my chest.
I feel the heat biting at my flesh, feeding off of me. We stop a mere foot from the hands of the fire, where I can see my brother's and sister's ashes and limbs, or as mother says 'branches', at the center of the blistering affair.
A single tear falls from my eyes into the hands of the fire, where it evaporates upon contact. She is also crying, it appears almost that I am convincing her that I am real.
"Please..." I whisper.
For the first time she looks down at me, not with hate nor ungratefulness, but with love.
"You are real," She grins.
She holds me even tighter than ever, and we share a smile, the first we have ever shared.You turn us around away from the fireplace, and I sigh with relief.
"Thank you mommy, I love y..." I'm interrupted as you trip over the heavy shagged carpet that stretches over the beaten hardwood flooring. You toss me up in the air behind you, through the cage that fences the flames, into the mouth of the fire, as you try to keep your balance. She catches herrself before falling.
"Mommy help!" I scream in terror.
Her eyes catch my location and she bursts into tears screaming back to me
"I'm sorry! I didn't mean too!"
You watch me, crying with pain, as I am slowly eaten alive by the impish inferno.
Literature
a poem for a terrible boy
you used to smile and promise you'd choke me with pearl necklaces and everlasting joy wrapped into lace, saying you'd tie my wrists up and cover the veins, so no one could ever see the scars.
i'd laugh weakly and whisper how the scars don't matter anymore.
[and i spent the night wondering how you knew about them]
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we spent nighttime ushering bodyache and musclecramps into our twisted metalspines and our shoulderblades.
maybe you were attracted to helplessness.
maybe that's why you lovedme.
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we are 15, going on immortal [or maybe extinct, but it doesn't really matter] and you promise how our glassy eyes will stay whole long after our
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Boy Who Loves a Boy Ch 2
WARNING: If you have anything against homosexuality, don't read this. If you don't mind and like love stories, read this. Blanked out swear words used.
+Everything written here is true. My life story+
When I got home, I plopped down on my bed and sighed. There was so much to think about... I felt so bad for Criss. I cared about him, but not like that... I knew it would crush him if he was rejected. He had told me when we were chatting that everytime he fell in love with someone, they weren't gay. He explained that he couldn't handle any more heartbreaks. Somewhere in the conversation, while I was trying to comfort him with pathetic whisper
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Boy.
He has skin like dusk. The blue that comes right before the black. Skin like water in a dark cave and veins like grapes and blood that pulsed beneath his surface like blackberry juice. As a whole he looked like a gem; an alien carved from the stones beneath the Earth with fingers that reached and stretched like emaciated, black trees. Eyes like balls of white cream. Irises of November orange. Teeth of marshmallow squares. Raspberry tongue. Oil slick hair.
He lives on an island that represents royalty and reflects politeness. A blue and red flag. Warm drinks in the afternoon for calmness. His blueberry skin stands out against the dishwater cl
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This doesn't have anything to do with Pinocchio but I did get the idea from "Say Anything"'s 'Is A Real Boy" Album.
Great CD if I don't say so myself...
Great CD if I don't say so myself...
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wow...
Thats just . . . wow.
Thats really all i can say.
Thats just . . . wow.
Thats really all i can say.