griffith

The first beat of the divorce waltz has come into motion, and I'm dying a little bit inside. My shining example of two opposites being able to get along in a happy marriage is being shredded apart, and I don't quite like it.

It's going to be a long, cold winter.

-Damn The Imps-


Dance with me in moonlit summertime
Spiraling in ecstasy toward our timely graves
Whilst laughing in the face of death
With hearts strong-beating.
Overcome with me the darkest Peru
Where the Fire Imps dwell, plotting their plots
And whispering their whisps.

Weave a web of woven wonder with a world of wishes
Alliterate all answers and ask anything of me
With assonance...
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Figure I'd go and post some poemses here to spare people having to look at my devart!
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Lover in Exclamatory Tones

In the night I hear you calling:
Whisperer of Secret Names.
At the edge of sound, my darling?
How ever can I hope to breathe?

Fill me with translucent waters,
Vapours of ocean prismatic.
Exclaim my name in ecstasy,
My Love of Ancient...
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Oh heavens, it's been a while hasn't it? Silly Griffith, you need to appease the absolute lack of people that know who you are! Your fans don't exist! ...At any rate, hullo again anyone that happens upon this little outpost.

Been playing a lot of FFXI lately (I'm on Asura in case anyone's curious) and my monk is steadily approaching 32. Hurray for that I...
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Finally...Just got my lobes done today and they're darling. Set me back thirty dollars, but that's nothing horrid. I spend more on less important things all the time. Hopefully my money will transfer soon and I'll be able to keep the collection growing. With any luck I should make my grandparents look at me awkwardly before the year is out.

It seems as though the Pacific Northwest has decided to go Southeast for the winter and hover over Kentucky right now. Ye gods, look at the rain. First it snowed, then it iced, and now it rains. The damned sidewalks are covered in slushy. It's like walking in a delicious summer treat, without the joy of eating it, and coupled with the pain of falling...
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