#missing article

[editing-the-internet-blog]

The New York Times had “Gwyneth Paltrow and Goop Go Into the Fashion Business” by Brooks Barnes on Sept 10, 2016.

[editing-the-internet-blog]

On Sept 11, 2016, The Verge’s Casey Newton reported on “Our favorite discoveries from the internet's best festival.”

[iamasimplesoul-blog]

A missing article

A paper plane.

Flying.

Soaring mid-air.

-

Tilting classified

embossed letters.

Abandoning air,

suffocating animosity,

by gasping

exhaled bubbles.

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Questions created

to exemplify

the caricatures

it withhold.

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Curiosity intrudes

an acidified stomach

hurdling a brain

to bring haste

on seeking forth

the meaning

of such

embossed letters.

-

Settled by the thruce

filtered by the truth,

the meaning

which it holds

unveils the mystery

it foretells.

-

Compliments it'd received

saponified by a paper.

Completing

a missing pice

which drags

and completes

a broken relic

saying:

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"For thousands of years

      This letter will pierce

Those that seeks silence

      And rejoice peace, hence,

A stake burns a fame

      Contouring such flame,

            Wildly burning,

                  Fearing nothing

Bearing majesty

      Submits prophecy.

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Eye the gems and gem,

      a gem prompt charms then

Towards a pure heart

      Loads riddles apart.

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A missing article

      Now lingers in love

Then a feast bestows

      Under no roof of snow."

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But where?

Where was the essence?

A riddle.

A puzzle.

Baffled but assured

knowing the real mean,

crumpled by the fool.

Stand by the wise.

-

"The missing article

      of one's life was - You."

[train-heartnet-xiii]

I hate it when...

... I go to look up an article about something fandom related that I read years ago and decided to reread it and I can't find it.

there was a pretty interesting article on a Suikoden fansite indicating a connection to the Cthuhlu mythos and it's not there anymore. it was kind of interesting, and mentioned how the katakana used to spell L'Renouille were just one katakana different from the kana used to spell R'Lyeh (I believe the kana for R'yleh romanize to "ru-ru-ee-eh" whereas L'Renouille's are "ru-ru-no-ee-eh" if my memory is correct). and there was mention of the creator being inspired at least once before by a source of Western fiction that did use some Lovecraftian elements.