your heart is fluttering between the feathers
of your ribs, a skeleton butterfly with wings crumbling
into dust, breaking through the cocoon of your chest.
your arms stretch wide as it spreads its wings and leaps.
your heart is fluttering between the feathers
of your ribs, a skeleton butterfly with wings crumbling
into dust, breaking through the cocoon of your chest.
your arms stretch wide as it spreads its wings and leaps.
| One of my favourite of my six word stories |

"This Is It" - ContestThis Is It Contest
Launch Date: 8th January 2011
End Date: 10th March 2011
In 2010, Roland Emmerich (director) said the world will end in 2012 in the Blockbuster movie.
This contest, This Is It, is where you get to record your last memory. What would you want to do if there 2012 was the end of the world?
What you need to do
Create a piece which details how you would live your life throughout 2011 - either your last memory, or a once-in-a-lifetime moment. It can be emotional, spontaneous, sad, fun... however you want it to be as long as its your moment of 2011.
What art mediums are accepted?
- All art mediums will be accepted apart fr
| Random deviations from my favourites gallery. If you like what you see here then please do go and browse through as there are some wonderful pieces crying out for more attention. |
| If you'd like me to critique one of your pieces then please just send me a note. I think I'm mainly able to offer critique for literature pieces, but I will try for other mediums. If I can't write you a critique that I feel is of a good quality then I'll try my best to write you a good constructive comment. I pay no attention to the popularity of a deviant, or the skill level of their other works when writing a critique. I won't even look at their other works until I've critiqued the piece in question in many cases, as I believe that a piece should be able to speak for itself and nothing else is relevant. |
| This is a list of things I plan to read (and is by no means exclusive). Things I have read are striked. 'The Lord of the Rings' - J.R.R. Tolkien 'Les Miserables' - Victor Hugo 'The Remains of the Day' - Kazuo Ishiguro 'To Kill a Mockingbird' - Harper Lee 'Catch 22' - Joseph Heller 'I Capture the Castle' - Dodie Smith 'Lord of the Flies' - William Goulding 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man' - James Joyce 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time' - Mark Haddon 'The Bell Jar' - Sylvia Plath 'Frankenstein' - Mary Shelley 'Anna Karenina' - Leo Tolstoy 'The Woman Who Walked Into Doors' - Roddy Doyle 'We Need to Talk About Kevin' - Lionel Shriver 'Pride and Prejudice' - Jane Austen 'The Great Gatsby' - F Scott Fitzgerald 'Birdsong' - Sebastian Faulks 'Case Histories' - Kate Atkinson 'The hand that first held mine' - Maggie O'Farrell 'A Thousand Splendid Suns' - Khaled Housseini 'Martian Chronicles' - Ray Bradbury 'A Week In December' - Sebastian Faulks 'The Night Circus' - Erin Morgenstern 'Name of the Rose' - Umberto Eco [Please note me/leave me a comment/write in my shoutbox if you have any suggestions for me!] |
| I'd like to be able to renew my subscription when this one runs out, but I'd also like to be able to donate points to contests and causes as I have been doing. I can't really offer anything in return because I can't draw, but I can offer my love and attention. |