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Alone Aren’t we all alone? Alone in these lost minds of ours? I know you’d tell me different, Just like I know you’d think the same.
myhazardousmind
Intergalactic Conspiracies
I just started reading “Cress” by Marissa Meyer. One of the main characters Cress has been trapped in a satellite since she was seven years old. She was put there by the Lunar government (Lunar meaning coming from the moon). Her whole life she has been preforming task at the Lunar empresses bidding. But when she is asked to find Lin Cinder, the lost Lunar princess, Cress decides not only to not find her but the make sure that no one else can find her either. Because Lin Cinder survival may be the only thing that can safe earth from falling under the Lunar attacks.
thoughts of you clog my brain, swarming like bees down to my heart, stinging it with the words you said, each word stung more then the last, as the venom of your memory sinks in, my clouded mind thinks, why?
Weekend re-reading
So this weekend I was re-reading one of my favorite books City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. City of bones is roughly 550 pages long so I would say I exceeded my weekly reading goal. So a quote i very much enjoyed was, “Sarcasm is the last refuge of the imaginatively bankrupt.” I enjoyed this quote because people are constantly giving my sarcastic comments, and when I was younger I would fall for them all the time and end up so confused. So it would irritate me immensely when I did not have a come back and i wish i was intelligent enough to say this. Now i’m just as good at sarcasm as anyone else, but the quote is still brilliant in my opinion. And for those who know Mr. Clark I sent it him...
Some where in a book
So I am still reading “Frostfire” by Amanda Hocking and it is a little slow going because the writing is a little dry in my opinion. I on page 124 so i have read about half of my weekly reading goal, so considering i have only read half of my weekly reading goal and i think the book is a bit dry I should probably switch to a new book. But aside from that an interesting quote is “Remember my name because I am going to be the one who kills you.” I like this quote because it well sounds badass? its a bit cheesy but I like it all the same. I sure some variation of the quote has been used in billions of movies and books, but in my opinion it is better coming from a girl because you don’t normally hear that from a girl.
you had eyes that could light up entire rooms but you chose to burn me instead
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From Aliens to Trolls
So I finished the also book I was reading “Revenge of Seven” by Pitticus Lore last Thursday and I seriously considered throwing the book across the room(but I opted for throwing to the floor of the van i was currently riding in). Needless to say the cliffhanger was insane, just BOOM the end, just as it was getting really good. I would still read the book (if you have read the previous books in the series) if I were you because a lot of very important things do happen, but be prepared to get frustrated. So I just started a book called “Frostfire” by Amanada Hockings yesterday and i got about 60 pages in. So since my last post I think I've read about 350pages. I’m liking it so far, the way its written isn't amazing, but its not to bad. Its about this ancient race of “trolls” that live along side humans but have a lot of problems in-between the different tribes. But these trolls aren't ugly or short, they look like regular humans with special abilities. One thing I did not like about the beginning was a little cheesy. In the prolog the main character, Bryn’s father was attached and almost killed. The prolog them ended with Bryn saying something along the lines of “I will hunt them down and make them pay” and i almost stopped reading it because of how cheesy it was, but I didn't have anything else to read :/
I find parts of you in everybody I meet.
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Alien wars again
So I have been reading The Revenge of Seven by Pittacus Lore for about two weeks now, which is very different for me I normally finish a book very fast. And I have not finished the book due to reh book being boring, because it most deffiantly is not. I just have not found eough time to read in th past week. So in my last post about this book in the end I asked the question, When faced with unthinkable odds why would one fight? In this book these chacters have been told over and over agian about how impossible it and how many obstacles there are preventing them from winning this war. There are maybe ten verses millions, fighting over Earth. In this book there are ten teenage aliens sent from their home planet to try and presevere their culture. They have no connection to earth in the sense of it being their hoem planet, yet they are fighting not only for what is left of Lorien but for Earth too. So what is loyalty? What is it that will cause a person to lay down everything for?
A smile is not only a facial expression, but a mask. A mask used to convince others that they aren’t broken, but more importantly to convince themselves.
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She appeared as though she were the night - beautiful, quiet, enchanting, mysterious, something you could easily lose yourself in.
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I bleed memories of you.
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A report
So I was supossed to read 160 pages (2hrs) in one week which I did I actually read more that that about 250pages. Normally i would just finish the book but I was very busy this week so unfortantly that got in the way. I am still reading “The Revenge of Seven” by Pittacus Lore and i am enjoying it very much. I would recomend the series “I am Number Four” to readers looking for somthing new and interesting liiiike an ancient alien battle taking place on earth. To give you an idea: “I keep my face completely neutral. I’m getting better at hiding my emotions. I’m determined to not give naything away to this monster”(Lore195) This is what one character Ella thinks as she is under the captivity of the evil leader of the Mogs that Ella and her friends are fighting against who she just discovered... is her grandfather. I found this scene interesting, I mean what would it feel like to find out that your grandfather is the emeny? Would you feel like is your fault? Or that it was your job to fix it? One overall question I wonder about is, When faced with unthinkable odds why would one fight?
"'Tis in my memory lock'd, and you yourself shall keep the key of it."
-William Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act I, scene iii, lines 85-86
A letter
Dear Friends,
I know by the time you read this I will be already gone, you are mad, upset, devastated. I know, and I’m sorry that I cause you that pain. I wrote this to try to explain why I’m gone. I know it will be hard to understand, but please try. I will start at the beginning.
It started with dreams. Dreams of drifting through the stars and floating in the clouds. Every single night I would lie down and drift into these beautiful surreal dreams. They left me with odd feeling when I woke up. I remember them. I remembered every single detail of every single dream. And every dream was different. Every night I experienced a new world or new galaxy. Every morning I would add it to my library of dreams. I knew no one ever remembers their dreams clearly, so why did I? After the first night they did not stop. I was worried that something was wrong, that I was going crazy. But at the same time, I didn't want them to stop. After two months, they changed instead of just floating some distance away of stars and planets. I went into them, I saw with my own eyes all the little particles that make up everything in this universe. Every night I learned something new. My mind expanded to contain more knowledge than even the greatest library. I learned all the secrets that the scientist today cannot even fathom discovering. I delved into the earth and learned every nook and cranny. I learned of the past, the present and even the future. It was after four months that I noticed it. I noticed the presence behind me. As soon as I noticed it I knew this creature, because for some reason I knew it wasn't a human, was guiding me. It was teaching me the wonders of the universe. I know all of your noticed me drawing away. Day dreaming more and more. School work became easy, I already knew everything they wanted to teach me. I wanted to learn more. I began to wake up only to look forward to going to sleep again. To see what my teacher had to show me that night. It went on for months. I know I worried you. I know you noticed when I would stop mid-sentence, but what you did not know is that I would stop to watch a butterflies fragile wings glide on the breeze or the first little flower push its way into the light.
Ten months had past. I had become better at hiding my my detachment from reality from you. But my thirst for more knowledge only grew. My yearning for my teacher to show me more became an endless pain in my gut. I would often think about what my teacher looked like. I imagined a creature big and strong with eyes that held the secrets of the universe.
Eleven months. Once I felt my teachers hot breath on the back of my neck, I turned fast. I saw a flash of gold, but nothing was there. But then, very quietly two words were whispered in my mind. Not. Yet. And I understood and did not try to catch a glimpse of my teacher again.
Twelve months. I felt something was coming. It was that that feeling that you get when you reach the climax of the book . That building sensation that builds and builds. and then nothing. Its over. In my recent dreams my teacher had shown me things that could change everything. The world, our solar system, the universe, everything. I felt my teachers lessons coming to an end.
Today. Today I woke up. And I knew. I had known all along. Today is the day I leave this world. My teacher had taught me everything. It is time to go. I sat with all of you today. I watched you talk and laugh. I memorized your faces, the sound of your voices, the movement of your bodies.I told you I had to say something important. All of you turned to look at me. I looked into your eyes. So many beautiful colors. All given to you by little proteins spiraled in billions of twisted staircases throughout your body. Given to you by your parents. One of you got impatient and told me to get on with it. I love you I said. You laughed at my sentimentality. I smiled in response. You all turned back to your conversation about petty things. The moment gone. But it was okay, you would soon understand. That night I went about as everything was the same. As I walked the halls one last time and told you all good night. I knew I would miss it here. I knew more than this place could ever give me now. But it still holds a sacred place in my heart. I watched my roommates peaceful face and smiled. She will go far . I turned off the lights. I rolled up this letter in one hand and tucked my pen in the other. I lied down in bed and rested my head on my pillow for one. Last. Dream. I found myself on the beach, down by the water. The warm air caressed my skin. The full moon illuminated the water lapping the rocky shore. I turned to look back and the dimly lit windows of my home. I know that my feet did not take me from my bed to the beach. But I also knew that if someone did look at my bed right now, they would not find me there. A warm breath moved the hair on the back on my neck. I smiled and turned to greet my teacher. I stared into eyes that contained the key to the universe. My teachers eyes were no one color, they were kaleidoscopes. Giving you glimpses of unknown worlds. The two eyes were set in a massive face covered in glimmering gold scales. Two ivory horns spiraled out of my teachers forehead. I catch a glimpse of the beasts massive scaled body and wings, folded so neatly again the body. I looked up into my teachers eyes and I knew that I saw a Dragon because my heart saw a dragon. My teacher blew hot air across my face, I knew it was time to go. I pulled myself up on my teachers back. The gold scales warm under my hands. I looked back once more at my home. And I was gone. We soared. It was just like my dreams. We climbed higher and higher breaking through the clouds. Higher and higher. Bursting. Into the stars. I climbed off my teachers back. And there we floated looking down at the blue and green marble called earth. I turned to my teacher. It was time to say goodbye to my teacher too. My teacher pressed its warm forehead against mine. And I understood, the last part to the key to the universe. The reason I was here. My teacher pull back. As my teachers wings unfolded and carried my teacher away one single tear slid down my cheek. I would never see my teacher again.
I rest among the stars now, and I watch you find me missing. I see your tears and your pain. But I sent to you this letter knowing that it will not ease your pain. And I am sorry. I know as you read this my friends you will doubt my words. You may doubt my words your whole life. But I promise you my friends, you will see me again. You will recognize me for I will look the same as the day I left, except for my eyes. For they now hold, the key to the universe.
The little bird lost its chirp, and went back to its nest. The little bird lost its grip, and fell on an antique chest.The little bird cried and cried in pain, not because of falling. The little bird cried and cried again, because no one did the catching.
lilmissmoon, The Little Bird
Reading Reading and more Reading
I am currently reading “The Revenge of Seven” by Pittacus Lore. The fifth book of the series and I must say I do love the series. I have heard complain about it being badly written, but I love the story, its original which is greatly appreciated. The book is an easy read so I will get through it fast, but according to the 30min of reading I just did I should get through about 160pages in two hours. All though if I did mange to get two hours of quiet reading time I’m sure I could read more. This marking period I’m going to try and branch a little bit, and try to get away from my normal (emphasis on the try)! happy reading:)