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Diary in Vain with Kimberly Falcon

How much goes unsaid?  How much gets forgotten?  How much do we actually ignore?  Where is the person that expresses our feelings for us when we don't know how?  Is there any such thing as a public diary?  Is there any such thing as sensitive anger?  Or an aggressive happiness?  No one bothers to keep fairy tales alive, challenge society, push the youth, point the finger, pour out bottled up fear, or dance in the rain of happiness.  But RWJ brings you Kimberly Falcon's diary.   A Diary In Vain.



Fate

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She was young one could tell by the sweet sent of smell
that screamed youth like the song of her bell.
Oh wow what a vision with her low cut incision,
a blouse that her body would sell.
She was wise to the future and resented the past.
Her brown eyes, with one look, they could melt
the very soul of a man who, if willing, he can
put a chink in her armor and smelt.
Though alone she remained and her curves fell in vain
to the absence of hands that impel.
Her breast filled their constraints, reaching out for remains
Of what feelings she may or wont tell.

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THE BRINK

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I’m SCREAMING out loud, inside.
“Break FREE!” I don’t want to hide.
Break free, look outside.
There’s a distant view through this window and it implies,
That, happiness breaths here when love is applied.
People spread joy here, just look in their eyes.
To hear genuine laughter again in my life,
It calls to me,
“It’s time to break free!”
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The Nobody

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Can you look into his eyes? You’ve hid in the shadows with a seamless disguise. Your hands are tainted with karma’s demise, how did it come to this? You keep asking yourself, but what’s done is done. There is no wisdom here to be spun. Just pure old harmful thought out fun. No reason you shouldn’t turn your back now.

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Perception

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What does it mean to perceive? According to the well known and reasonably reliable wikipedia, "perception is the process of attaining awareness or understanding of the environment by organizing and interpreting sensory information." There are so many things in life we are not aware of, and our ability to perceive shaping our entire lifestyle is a fact that most of us never consider. To consider such fact you would first have to understand perception and everything that it in tails. Perception is an extremely broad subject consisting of many different theories and opinions on such matters of interpretation; interestingly enough, in itself, it describes itself. Your ability to perceive the world around you is based on...

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What will you believe?

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Hidden away from this world of doubt lies the world we ignorantly enough call myth.  No one ever had the faith to believe in such things as the small winged community that lived where they could not be seen.  For your doubt has casted these beautiful beings away in the dark and cold corners of reality, where no one bothers, or even cares to look.  Stripped of their natural resources and forced to make way on their own, the "Fae" have settled where man can't see, once our friends and now forgotten.  Left to sit and reminisce of a better past when their existence had no doubt, when they were free to frolic the forest without a single fear.

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