Paid in Blood
Two blades, razor sharp.
Bodies wrapped in mortal flesh.
One of us must bleed.
The sword pierces the crisp air,
calling down your crimson rain.
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Paid in Blood
Two blades, razor sharp.
Bodies wrapped in mortal flesh.
One of us must bleed.
The sword pierces the crisp air,
calling down your crimson rain.
Body & Soul
Betrayed, and broken.
Lost, and found.
My honor, stolen.
Dead, on the ground.
Brother, a slave.
Father, ambition.
Family, a joke.
Shimada, perdition.
My self, gone.
A frail shadow.
My new shell.
My final abode.
Resurrected.
Mechanized.
Freedom.
Weaponized.
A second chance.
Rekindled hope.
A new family.
Body and soul.
Blackwatch’s Finest
Riddle me this, partner...
I got six reasons why you ain't gonna win.
Round and round she goes. Where, oh, where do I begin?
Now, you've got some spunk, and that's a good thing, see...
If you just gave up now, why, it wouldn't be any fun for me.
If you still think you're gonna kill me, well, c'mon and shoot.
We'll see how long it takes before your head's under my boot.
I got six reason why you ain't gonna win.
And partner, when this fight's done, the devil's gon' be your only friend.
Mechanoid Heart
The day it came,
I thought the end
Had found us all too soon.
I can still
Remember when
I saw it from my room.
I was only
One year out
When its shadow fell.
I heard my parents
Scream and shout,
Deafened by its yell.
The monster's voice,
It seemed to shake
The planet all around.
How much could
Our world take?
The pulsations of the ground.
Our soldiers faced
The monster down,
Time and time again.
Came they running
To every sound.
Once more, the fight began.
The monster changed
Its chemistry
As from the sea it rose.
Until at last
We start to see
The weakness that it shows.
Our dearest leaders
Came together,
A plan did they devise.
The MEKA heart,
Now and forever,
Final victory surmised.
And as I grew
Through eighteen years,
A gamer I'd become.
I joined MEKA
To quell their fears,
Destined to overcome.
They put my skills
To better use;
I flew throughout the sky.
Inside my mech
I stood abuse,
To fight, to live, to die.
Our mobile force
Destroyed the beast,
At last, at glorious last.
We celebrated
With hearty feast;
Danger, whispers of the past.
Of course, I knew,
Deep in my heart,
That this was not the end.
This was only
The very start,
What more would the future send?
Someone told me,
"The world could always
Use more heroes, love."
And so I spent
My coming days
Ensuring the light from above.
Love, D.Va
How to treat artist: on tumblr
don’t rush them to draw something. if you want something drawn fast, do it yourself.
don’t like their style? whatever, it’s your opinion. but don’t tell them its bad!
if you like something they drew, then TELL THEM! PRAISE THEIR WORK! artist need every bit of motivation.
constructive criticism is always good, but don’t flat out tell them they suck.
everyone has their own style. if they draw a certain character a bit different than you want it to look, then that’s ok. don’t like it, again, DRAW IT YOURSELF
if they are asking for payment for request or commissions, DON’T COMPLAIN!! artist need money just like everyone else, and art supplies are very expensive!
if they try a new art style DON’T TELL THEM THEY SHOULD JUST STICK WITH WHAT “THERE GOOD AT” that’s just plain rude. period.
don’t hate an artist just because they only draw one thing, or draw all kinds of things. unless your paying them real hard CASH to draw for you, then you don’t have a say on what they are doing. actually…
UNLESS YOU PAY THEM, YOU CANT TELL THEM WHAT TO DO AT ALL. PERIOD. END OF STORY.
TREAT THEM LIKE HUMANS. NOT MACHINES. they need to eat, sleep, and mess around just like everyone else. give them a break.
ART IS ART, WRITING, DRAWING, PAINTING, IT’S ALL ART! Don’t tell someone writing isn’t art, or singing, or painting, IT’S ALL A FORM OF ART!!
artist are consistently improving. just because they might not be all that great now, does not mean they wont improve! stick by them, encourage them, no matter what!
EVERYONE HAS THAT ONE WORK. every artist has that one piece of art that sucks, alright? EVERYONE. so, don’t judge an artist just by their one work of art that isn’t as good as the rest. we all mess up.
and lastly, JUST TREAT THEM LIKE HUMANS, OK???????
reblog this so others can see, how to treat artist.
Idiots Anonymous
Frank Spackle: Welcome back to Idiots Anonymous, everybody. Tonight, we have a newcomer. That's right, someone who's just as stupid as the rest of you. Newblood, as they say. Stand up, sir, so everyone can see you. There you go. Can everyone see him? Raise your hand if you can't see the newblood.
You can't see him, Mr. Jinglejopper?
Dylan Jinglejopper: Ummmm, nnnnno, I cannot see him.
Frank Spackle: Well, Dylan, what did we talk about last week? ...I'm over here. No, turn your other left. No, too far. Back... back... there, now your nose is pointing at me.
Dylan Jinglejopper: I believe you spoke to me about keeping my eyes open.
Frank Spackle: Right. And what are you not doing right now?
Dylan Jinglejopper: Right now, I do not have my eyes open.
Frank Spackle: Can you tell me in three words or less how you can fix that?
Dylan Jinglejopper: Well, I could face the direction which your voice is coming from and... maybe open my eyes?
Frank Spackle: Right: open your eyes.
Dylan Jinglejopper: Thank you very much, Frank. I love your tie, by the way. Great tie.
Frank Spackle: Dylan, shut up.
Dylan Jinglejopper: Will do.
Frank Spackle: Now, newblood, what is your name?
Newblood: Sam King. Um, I don't think I came to the right meeting. I thought this was my book club.
Frank Spackle: You thought this was a... book club?
Sam King: Yeah.
Frank Spackle: Sam, this is not a book club.
Dylan Jinglejopper: This is most definitely not the book club, Sam, and I—
Frank Spackle: Dylan. Now's not the time. Thank you.
Dylan Jinglejopper: Alright, you just let me know when you need help with anything, and I'll get you right to it.
Frank Spackle: Thank you. Now, Sam, I don't know what you're on about, but there never was a book club here. This is Idiots Anonymous. It's where we keep you idiots away from the rest of the world for one glorious hour. We do it for everyone's safety, including yours.
Sam King: This is all a mistake, I'll just show myself out. Thank you so much for what you do; I'm sure all these people here appreciate it. You all have fun, and good night.
Uniformed Guard: Where do you think you're going? Nobody leaves until the meeting's over. Now, back to your seat.
Sam King: Alright, okay.
Uniformed Guard: Move!
Sam King: I'm going, I'm going... jeez.
Frank Spackle: Now that we're all cozy, why don't you all introduce yourselves to Sam, starting with... you. Remember: stand up, say your name if you can, and tell Sam a little bit about yourself in less than fifty words, Mr. Jinglejopper.
Dylan Jinglejopper: Mmkay.
Frank Spackle: You. Yes, you, I pointed at you, remember? Stand up—there you go. Introduce yourself to Sam.
Randy Gumbert: 'Sup, I'm Randy Gumbert. I work on automobiles and stuff.
Sam King: Why've you been staring at me for the past five minutes?
Randy Gumbert: ...
Sam King: Could you stop staring at me like that, please? Randy?
Randy Gumbert: ...
Frank Spackle: Sit down, please, Mr. Gumbert. Okay. Next, you.
Pippy Nimbledink: H-Hi, I'm P-Pippy Nimbledink. Nice to meet'cha. I babysit and w-work as a teacher's aide in high school. All the kids l-love me.
Sam King: That's cool.
Frank Spackle: Go 'round the circle, guys. Use your brains. Next.
Speezle: Yo-yo-yo-yo-yo! I'm Speezle da Weezle, what up, mang?
Sam King: Hey, what's up. I really shouldn't be here, that's what's up.
Speezle: You gon' like it here, dawg, I promise. I promise.
Dylan Jinglejopper: I agree, when he says you're going to like it here, you're really going to like it here. We all get along and—
Speezle: Shut yo' bitch-ass up, nerd, I ain't talkin' to you! Ain't nobody in here who likes talkin' to yo' ass.
Frank Spackle: (Laughing) Sit down, Speezle. Oh, God... alright. Next. Come on, guys, use your brains. 'Round the circle, 'round the circle. Go.
Sam King: Frank?
Frank Spackle: Yes?
Sam King: I don't feel safe here. May I please leave?
Frank Spackle: No, you can't leave. Would the next idiot please stand up and introduce himself to Sam?
Sam King: (Groans)
Buck Nugget: Hello, I'm Buck Nugget. I work as a locksmith.
Sam King: Nice.
Chris Gingerlax: Chris Gingerlax. Going to college.
Devon Darnhouse: Yeah, I'm Devon. This is such a waste of time, Frank, could we just hurry up and get this over with? I gotta be home by 8:30 to watch One Tree Hill.
Chris Gingerlax: (Laughs) Wow. That show's practically a soap opera, Darnhouse.
Devon Darnhouse: Shut the fuck up, Chris.
Chris Gingerlax: You wanna go?
Devon Darnhouse: Fuck off.
Frank Spackle: Hey, idiots. Mouths closed, butts in chairs, let's go.
Devon Darnhouse: If he didn't open his—
Frank Spackle: Guard, you have my permission to taze Devon if he gets out of his chair again.
Devon Darnhouse: Wow, fuck off.
Frank Spackle: You make me want to, Mr. Darnhouse. It looks like all the introductions are done. As you can see, Mr. King, we're a tight-knit group of people here in Idiots Anonymous. From what I've heard out of your mouth so far, it sounds to me like you might have a slight edge on the rest of these idiots, mentally. What's your IQ?
Sam King: Not high enough, apparently, since I mistook your... thing... for a book club and decided to stick around to know for sure if I was mistaken. Now I can't leave. It's stuff like this that makes me feel like... you're not listening, are you?
Frank Spackle: Nope. I've heard it all before. Alright, let's get started...
Fire Emblem Fates is out Friday. If you still haven’t decided between Birthright and Conquest, this handy chart should be able to help you out!
I took the test, and I was instantly directed to Conquest. Lucky me~
Razmus
The fire burned three decades long,
Mind and body, beautiful, strong.
Whenever close, my passion grows,
So far away, like no one knows.
Unrequited love and strife
Cuts me deep just like a knife.
Inside my mind I see it all:
Should I speak, I'll surely fall.
All my courage wanes away
Every time I see her face.
Fearing that she keeps another,
Forgetting me, they love each other.
I scorn myself for all my fear
That she would look at me and sneer.
I'm cursed, I'm doomed, my ugly cage;
My fear, my doubt, my bridled rage.
Must I live this life alone?
Must I be lost and never know?
Locked inside, my words may never
Touch her ears, bound forever.
The Day of Valentine be damned,
I want to rise and take a stand
Without the festive need to spend
My money on bouquets of sin.
Fancy treats and jewels and gems?
Is that the way her heart I'd win?
That's not the way to show your love!
The truth comes down from up above!
So, Stephanie, please read this close,
It's the only way I can let you know
I want to be your one and only,
Never leave you weak and lonely.
That's all I really had to say.
With or without me,
Happy Valentine's Day
Mages
I: The Brothers
They snuck away from camp that night
Leaving behind their beds for a distant light
The light in the woods glowing 'twixt the trees
The two young brothers: refugees
Their names were Kham and Zeese, ages six and five
They've known naught but war for most their young lives
Orphans they were, sons of two great Mages
A people hunted and culled for ages and ages
Carefully they stepped, wrapped in hooded shrouds
Kham snapped a twig, and out here it echoed loud
Zeese shushed him, looking back in fear
The brothers knew they weren't to come here
"Let's go back, let's go back," little Zeese whined
He seemed to shrink under the gaze of the pines
"I just wanna see it," Kham told his brother
Kham heard a voice, and it sounded like mother
A scary noise, little Zeese thought he'd heard
He conjured a magic flame with the sound of a word
"Come on, hurry," Kham whispered quietly
Zeese caught up to his brother, magic flame dancing silently
Kham was the first to arrive at the light
Yes, he could see it! That which lit the night!
And Zeese, too, saw what awaited
The brothers' curiosity: was it sated?
"Stay here," Kham ordered, stepping through the wood
"No, Kham!" Zeese strained as quietly as he could
All too soon, a flash of power!
Zeese shielded his eyes and embraced his final hour
The light dimmed away, and Zeese lowered his hand
Squinting at the light source, he should have turned and ran
Kham, his brother, vanished away
If Zeese ever made it back to camp, what would he say?
Then a wind, it blew, catching the child
It started off slow and grew into something wild
Zeese was pulled forth into the forest light
And in a second flash, Zeese, too, disappeared from the night
Sin Garden
It begins with dirt so smooth
You pat the soil down
You dig away three rows of earth
And plant the seeds into the ground
And the sun is shining high
On this, a Springtime day
Wet the seeds with a drink of life
And off you go to play
And then you come on back
To check up on your seeds
And you're thinking to yourself,
"I know just what they need!"
You fertilize them so
You give them proper care
You're making every promise that
For them, you're always there
And then the flow'rs are born
And then you jump for joy
But have you any love to give?
To you, they're naught but toys
So beautiful and free
So tender in their need
They fail to heed your understanding
So you scorn them till they bleed
The flowers want to grow
The flowers want to be
It's you they want to know
In ways you'll never see
The garden is their home
It's where the flowers sleep
But every night they're trembling
In fear embedded deep
Then there comes the time
The time they dread the most
The time you vanish from their lives
Because you left them for the coast
Someone takes your place
A heart so full with care
They nurture all the flowers
Because you were never there
Gone Home
You've come so far
You held on dear
Until your time
Was finished here
You were so tired
So frail and weak
But it's over now
Just lie down and sleep
The day is done
The end at last
Reminiscing
Days gone past
I carry on
Here all alone
You're not dead
You've just gone home
My Thoughts on Inspiration
Like a hungry animal, it crawls up to you hoping for a treat. You feed it. Then, all too soon, you find yourself giving it an extra helping. Then three extra helpings. Then... five. And then you realize you're all out, and it goes away.
Like a fickle lover, it stays until it gets bored with you. You can give it everything it asks for: a new car, a diamond, money, a house, perhaps even a child, but in the end it finds someone else, someone more worth its time.
Like the best friend you've ever had, it always comes back and helps you when you least expect it. You know it by name, it knows you by heart. Together through thick and thin, you'll pull through, together, as equals, not alone.
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As far as “normality” goes, I learned at a young age that I wasn’t a normal person. I find this quote very inspiring. Thank you, Vincent!
Did You Hear?
Did you hear? Did you hear?
They're talking about it again,
That time, that day, when the man, he fell, and lost his life again.
Did you hear? Did you hear?
She said her prayers again,
She thanked Him for the lives of those who'll never know again.
Did you hear? Did you hear?
He called for help again,
The man who stole his child away is on the run again.
Did you hear? Did you hear?
They fell in love again,
Just so that the chains of love could be destroyed again.
Did you hear? Did you hear?
We've gone to war again,
The sins of greed and pride and lust have taken us again.
Did you hear? Did you hear?
We're starting over again,
And all too soon history repeats itself again.
Wanderlust/wonderland | Seattle, Washington - 2015
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needed silhouette
Pictures like this are truly awe-inspiring to me. If I were a painter, these are the types of pictures I would likely paint. Silhouettes of people and plantation pit against the twilit sky; there may be stars or even worlds beyond the reaches of the stratosphere, or maybe the soft glow of a sun or moon in the background.
I love the feeling I get from looking at scenes like this. The feeling is not far off from the one I get when I’m driving to a faraway place on an early Springtime morning, when I’m crossing hilltops overlooking a sea of low hanging fog, and the sunlight sparkles on the dew in the grass.
Magnificent.
The Matriarch
The age of heroes has dawned once more
Growing brighter than before
If in the air a song you hark
It's the coming of Matriarch
She reigns supreme far and wide
Inspiring coasts from side to side
Who can match Matriarch's might?
Step ye forth and test her fight
In her chest a golden heart
To her we're not so far apart
A savior of women, a savior of men
All in her care are guarded from sin
She, Matriarch, Defender of Love
"May your heart ascend to highs above!"
She is our hero, we're in her care
Should danger befall us, she will be there