unworldly-battue

I have no sweet words, no crooning lines to flatter, affect and blush, my words provoke only images flashing, one long line tumbling down; I don't know you, only see you only receive you in what way you give there is a mild kinship in language we share like English and American you have a fair ideal eye for beauty in the rougher sex and all the pretty faces with their oblique features and dark puppy eyes, your heart spasms wildly, listening to you, I can hear the loneliness that is an arsenic you refuse to let glide past always smiling, excited lips; you are the lioness that wandered far from pride and clan, looking

I have a very important job. I'm not just saying that either to make it seem like I'm better than the others, but let's face the facts—without me, teaching would be much harder. So many copies would be needed and so many white board markers used up—or chalk. They still use chalk sometimes. Not to say that those transparency pens wouldn't get used a lot either, but smaller writing means less ink. Less is more is what I believe, but then again, I'm used a lot. There is the great dichotomy of my existence. One thing I love about my job though, is watching the budding intellectuals (or the budding comedians, because we need to acknowledge this,

Creativity: The invocation of imagination to everyday life; the absence of imagination. To-Do: 7:00 – Wake up 8:00 – Breakfast 8:50 – Make bed 9:00 – Homework 12:00 – Lunch 2:00 – Class 5:20 – Homework 6:30 – Dinner 7:20 – Dishes 8:00 – Laundry 8:30 – Medication 9:00 – Television 9:30 – Email 11:30 – Bed

Out there is a website no one knows how to access unless it's emailed to you, because the address is never the same twice. It arrives in your inbox by an unknown sender, but your email provider does not list it as spam. In fact, the subject reads, "Please read me." When opened, you can see that the unknown sender has only sent it to you; there are no other usernames that share common characteristics with yours and it hasn't been sent to other "undisclosed recipients". The body of the message, when you get to reading it, encloses two sentences and a hyperlink. The note reads, "Please don't click the link. You were marked." You go against your