~~baby dandelions. yah, that's it ~:)
Apr. 3rd, 2003 05:52 pmit's spring again, and i found this on
found_objects.
my professor says that even though i talk a lot in class, he could never get a sense of me unless he talked to me personally. which i find rather disappointing. but then, it's tempting to just let go, and only think-- i have my connection with the world. i have my love for sky and stream and beauty and poetry, and i don't need all this clutter, all this worrying about others and caring what everyone thinks of me, because in the end it doesn't -do- anything, just sits there, making me feel heavier and heavier.
spring, and i feel lighter. it's too early to really wear just a skirt and a shirt, but i don't care. i'm a little bit cold, but it's alright. sometimes i look at people and i'm pleased to be not alone, and sometimes i just want to walk away, and keep walking. in a strange way, that's a contradiction-- because a part of me wants people to -know- i am a walker, i am walking on the edges of things, through things. i want to be seen and to see, but not necessarily for those things to mix. spring, and spending time typing is seeming like a waste of time. i should curl up somewhere in the sunlight, bring a notebook with me, stay away from the shadows and remember what sunlight on water and rock looks like, because so often, i think that's all i -want- to remember.
( dandelions and dragonflies and writing and i'm just somewhat of a sap, aren't i. )
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was reading `ten zillion points from gryffindor' by amanuensis on
hautemonde's rec... was quite enjoying myself, though stumbled upon this bit:
"Malfoy?" Harry shook his head, not caring that Snape knew about that, but caring very much that he understood how things stood between Draco and him. "Malfoy's a boy. His idea of foreplay is to say, 'Sorry, was that too fast?' while he's picking pubic hairs out of his teeth. He's got no sense of art at all. *And* he's a total bottom. What I want is a *man*." He licked Snape's mouth. "A man like you."
*ponders*
the malfoy bits in h/s stories always throw me off, but this is just a great example of why. i mean, either malfoy is a) disgusting; b) discounted; c) "just a boy". it's that last one that bothers me. the idea that harry would want snape because he's a "real man", or "not a boy", even as a joke. i mean. okay, 16 year old girls feel like that, sometimes-- and i admit i didn't poll 16 year-old bi boys for this, but. er?
and it's not that i'm taking it oh-so-seriously. all in good fun. 'cause if i take h/s too seriously, i can't read it, anyway. muwahahah. yes. have i mentioned i'm a crazed fanatic, and you should be frightened, one and all? because, yes -.-
( i can't believe i am even rambling on about this, but i think i may have developed a sore spot, here. -.- )
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in other news, i'm contemplating reading (the rest of) jkr just to be able to say, "ha! i -have- read them! so ha!".
( not the most mature motivation, what what the hell, right? could stare at the [theoretical] dandelions and ponder harry's fate. )
my professor says that even though i talk a lot in class, he could never get a sense of me unless he talked to me personally. which i find rather disappointing. but then, it's tempting to just let go, and only think-- i have my connection with the world. i have my love for sky and stream and beauty and poetry, and i don't need all this clutter, all this worrying about others and caring what everyone thinks of me, because in the end it doesn't -do- anything, just sits there, making me feel heavier and heavier.
spring, and i feel lighter. it's too early to really wear just a skirt and a shirt, but i don't care. i'm a little bit cold, but it's alright. sometimes i look at people and i'm pleased to be not alone, and sometimes i just want to walk away, and keep walking. in a strange way, that's a contradiction-- because a part of me wants people to -know- i am a walker, i am walking on the edges of things, through things. i want to be seen and to see, but not necessarily for those things to mix. spring, and spending time typing is seeming like a waste of time. i should curl up somewhere in the sunlight, bring a notebook with me, stay away from the shadows and remember what sunlight on water and rock looks like, because so often, i think that's all i -want- to remember.
( dandelions and dragonflies and writing and i'm just somewhat of a sap, aren't i. )
~~
was reading `ten zillion points from gryffindor' by amanuensis on
"Malfoy?" Harry shook his head, not caring that Snape knew about that, but caring very much that he understood how things stood between Draco and him. "Malfoy's a boy. His idea of foreplay is to say, 'Sorry, was that too fast?' while he's picking pubic hairs out of his teeth. He's got no sense of art at all. *And* he's a total bottom. What I want is a *man*." He licked Snape's mouth. "A man like you."
*ponders*
the malfoy bits in h/s stories always throw me off, but this is just a great example of why. i mean, either malfoy is a) disgusting; b) discounted; c) "just a boy". it's that last one that bothers me. the idea that harry would want snape because he's a "real man", or "not a boy", even as a joke. i mean. okay, 16 year old girls feel like that, sometimes-- and i admit i didn't poll 16 year-old bi boys for this, but. er?
and it's not that i'm taking it oh-so-seriously. all in good fun. 'cause if i take h/s too seriously, i can't read it, anyway. muwahahah. yes. have i mentioned i'm a crazed fanatic, and you should be frightened, one and all? because, yes -.-
( i can't believe i am even rambling on about this, but i think i may have developed a sore spot, here. -.- )
~~
in other news, i'm contemplating reading (the rest of) jkr just to be able to say, "ha! i -have- read them! so ha!".
( not the most mature motivation, what what the hell, right? could stare at the [theoretical] dandelions and ponder harry's fate. )