š„ Alice Through The Looking Glass (2016)

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@decayindecadent
š„ Alice Through The Looking Glass (2016)
One night, when i snuck into the woods
I met a witch reading a book
She was dressed in unknown colors
And emerging from her temple were two large horns
She spoke in the language of death
We danced from midnight till dawn
We drank poison and lived fantasies in the forest
Then she flew me home before the sun came up
Every night, i sneak into the woods
To meet the witch who loves to read books
When she kisses me- it tastes like magic, blood
And my favorites- freedom and love
- @decayindecadent
FROM MARCELINE TO PRINCESS BUBBLEGUM
That night when you sang that French Lullaby
I saw nothing else but your smile
And your long, curvy eyelashes like angel wings taking flight
You brought back to life the part of me that had been dead inside
When we held hands, I saw you blush
And remembered why I now love the color pink so much
I drank the red from your cheeks
Never has a creatureās taste been so addictive
Later when we danced to Hozier
I took a bite out of your light pink and soft hair
Bonnibel, you are my favorite flavor
You remind me of the sun and itās warmth
āListen, are you breathing just a little, and calling it a life?ā
Mary Oliver, āHave You Ever Tried to Enter the Long Black Branchesā
š„The Intervention (2016)
He flipped me around so i was staring at our reflections in the mirror on the wall with him behind me.
He rested his head on my shoulder and met my gaze in the mirror, ālook at yourselfā, he said softly, āwhy wouldnāt i adore you?ā
I bit my bottom lip and didnāt reply. Behind me, i struggled to get my hands out of the cuffs.
He noticed and chuckled faintly. āDo you know what the french call an orgasm?ā
I gulped, āwhat?ā
āLa petite mortā, he ran his fingers slowly down my spine. I felt goosebumps rise on my skin, āDo you know what it means?ā
I shook my head.
He pushed himself against me and slid one hand up, wrapping it around my neck.
āThe little deathā, he snuck his other hand in between my legs, ānow, how about we die a little tonight?ā
- @decayindecadent (excerpt from a book Iāll never write)
Iāll never fully understand why some readers/critics characterize Darcy as one of the originalĀ ābad boys.ā Yes, heās haughty and arrogant due to his excessively sheltered, privileged upbringing and innate discomfort interacting with fellow human beings (relatable!), but even at his most insufferably prideful, the man is always obsessed with honor, integrity, courage, honesty, āgood characterā, morals, duty, decency, etc. Thatās what drives him, and those are the qualities he seeks in others.Ā
Even Mrs. Reynolds, the housekeeper whoās known him since birth, mentions that he comes across as snobby, rigid and uptight in large part because heās not a pleasure-seeking, careless rogue like many his age. (Iām totally paraphrasing, but you get the gist!) Jane Austen gave us a prototypicalĀ ābad boyā in this novel, but itās Wickham, not Darcy. (And Jane Austen knew even back then what most modern writers have forgottenāthat in reality, theseĀ ābad boysā are not desirable long-term partners who women can magically āreformā, but the type of men we should be wary of and avoid ever truly trusting!) He broods over the fact that Elizabeth refers to him as being less than a perfect gentlemenāto a man like Darcy, that really is the ultimate insult.Ā
So to me the admittedly highly flawed Darcy is actually the OPPOSITE of a bad boy, and I think literature and real life could use a lot more men who value honor, decency, integrity, honesty, courage, etc. half as much he does!Ā
āForward is forward. You're taking steps every day to get to where you want to be, and it's enough. No matter how fast or slow you go, you're enough.ā
- Daniell Koepke, Daring To Take Up Space
š„Dead Poets Society (1989)
There were more stars than usual in the night sky and we lay underneath- on the green grass, gazing in silence.
āAre you okay?ā, she asked.
āIām tiredā
āLetās go to bed thenā
āItās not that type of tiredā
From the corner of my eye, i could see she was staring at me now, āWhatās your type of tired like?ā
I inhaled deeply, āItās like thereās a black hole in my chestā, i said, āslowly sucking in my will to liveā, i added, āI canāt stop it. Iām not sure i want to but it scares me and it hurts so muchā
- @decayindecadent , excerpt from a book Iāll never write
āāWhat do you mean, you don't feel real? Try and put it a different way for me-ā
-But there is no word to describe the feeling of disappearing and being there at the same time."
- Yrsa Daley-Ward, The Terrible: A Storytellerās Memoir
āI only believe in one thingā
āWhat is that?ā, she asked.
āLoving youā
She blinked once, āwhat?ā
āI believe in what i feel for you. I believe in it so much that it gives me hopeā, i explained, āEvery morning, when i wake up- I believe that no matter how bad the day gets, Iāll survive it as long as i have you. Loving you is my religionā
- @decayindecadent (excerpt from a book Iāll never write)
š„Tuck Everlasting (2002)
The Nymphet In My Dreams
I saw her again last night
In my dreams
Caramel skin, dark eyes and a forced smile
That looked too real
We met at the usual place
Behind the oldest bookshelf in the library
She wore a tweed skirt and a black shirt with long sleeves
To cover the art she created on her wrists
When i kissed her, she shuddered
And quick breaths escaped her lips
Glistened tears streamed down her cheeks
Still, I reveled in our salty kiss
The world could have been on fire
But it would not have mattered
As long as she was mine and allowed me remain hers
For without her, who was i?
She looked up at me and i stared into her eyes
Dark pools of intensity with nothing beneath them
-but love, fear, and two hearts beating as one
As she made her request
If i could go back in time-
I would have said yes again
If she had asked a million times-
my answer would remain the same
We made our escape at dawn
Down the road leading to the country
I had no clue as to where life would take us
It would be fine as long as she was with me
The world could have been on fire
But it would not have mattered
As long as she was mine and allowed me remain hers
For without her, who was i?
- @decayindecadent
On March 28, 1941, Virginia Woolf filled the pockets of her overcoat with rocks and walked into the River Ouse near her house. Before this, she wrote this letter to her husband, Leonard.
āI do not miss childhood, but I miss the way I took pleasure in small things, even as greater things crumbled. I could not control the world I was in, could not walk away from things or people or moments that hurt, but I took joy in the things that made me happy.ā
- Neil Gaiman, The Ocean at the End of the Lane
š„The Double (2013)
āItās like Iām permanently outside myself. Like...like you could push your hands straight through me if you wanted to. And i could see the type of man that i want to be versus the type of man i actually am, and I know that Iām doing it but Iām incapable of doing what needs to be done. Iām like Pinocchio. Iām a wooden boy, not a real boy. And it kills meā
- Simon