Some f****r with a quill just attacked me, and tattoo*d his porno mouth poems upon my skin in blood and ink
Wed 7th
Another day of rape and verbal abuse scrawled across my soul and me,
Thurs 8th
Fucked again by the poets pen, rammed up my raw ragged a*s again
Fri 9th
Bleeding
sat 10th
Peace at last, as the writer who writes stuff, goes out for the night and leaves me be, a slight reprieve from his filthy fingers, his filthy love,, but 4.00 a.m. in the morning dragged out of bed, screaming, as the madman with a pen f***s me in the face again and again
Sun 11th
Praying,
and plotting
Mon 12th
The dirty b*****d hasn't touched me today, ha, is it remorse, is it guilt, or just nothing much to say.
Tues 13th
Tossed aside, untouched, I imagine him wank out words in some other's notepad, p***y, c**t
Wed 14th
I know that prick is writing somewhere else
Thurs 15th
Come back and f**k me, you useless piece of s**t, spit in my a*****e and ram your papermate home
Fri 16th
Tie me up and spank me and piss your dirty poems into my mouth and s**t your syntax on my tits and soul,
Sat 17th
Rape me now, you cocksucker or I will kill you in yer sleep
As a wise poet once said to me: wow, wtf, haha. This diary doesn't know its own mind, or maybe it's that thing where you hate someone until they start to lose interest and then you feel like you've been jipped because you liked the attention --even if you weren't really digging the method and madness.
I actually love this. What does the other half of our process feel. We do use the word and the tools quite freely to satisfy our own soul-yearnings and I suppose there is something inherently selfish in that. I like the perspective because it leaves the writer completely outside of the scene, and he is almost like a silent force-- as natural as the earth's forces themselves-- acting on things outside of self that seem maybe free from the feelings of the animate, but then, maybe the medium takes on bits of the soul as well.
Your diary is a bit of a potty-mouth. And maybe it needs to seek some professional help to figure out why it craves such graphic abuse. But the word is powerful and can do mighty strange things to us. *Wtf, indeed,* she says inching backwards out of the room. A little scared to take my eyes off that mad book. Haha.
Posted 4 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
4 Years Ago
haha, you are one sick puppy, Eilis, the only other person to review this was some mad Check f****r.. read morehaha, you are one sick puppy, Eilis, the only other person to review this was some mad Check f****r and he blocked me shortly afterwards, not sure why the diary is so vulgar, but you are right about trying to express the other side of the process, there was also that thing about the way it was treated was to it some kind of love and needed that same treatment to think that was what love was, not knowing different, or something like that, wtf indeed glad you enjoyed, there was meant to be a bit of humour underneath the profanity and violence, always appreciate your insightful and humourous reviews, thanks again
As a wise poet once said to me: wow, wtf, haha. This diary doesn't know its own mind, or maybe it's that thing where you hate someone until they start to lose interest and then you feel like you've been jipped because you liked the attention --even if you weren't really digging the method and madness.
I actually love this. What does the other half of our process feel. We do use the word and the tools quite freely to satisfy our own soul-yearnings and I suppose there is something inherently selfish in that. I like the perspective because it leaves the writer completely outside of the scene, and he is almost like a silent force-- as natural as the earth's forces themselves-- acting on things outside of self that seem maybe free from the feelings of the animate, but then, maybe the medium takes on bits of the soul as well.
Your diary is a bit of a potty-mouth. And maybe it needs to seek some professional help to figure out why it craves such graphic abuse. But the word is powerful and can do mighty strange things to us. *Wtf, indeed,* she says inching backwards out of the room. A little scared to take my eyes off that mad book. Haha.
Posted 4 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
4 Years Ago
haha, you are one sick puppy, Eilis, the only other person to review this was some mad Check f****r.. read morehaha, you are one sick puppy, Eilis, the only other person to review this was some mad Check f****r and he blocked me shortly afterwards, not sure why the diary is so vulgar, but you are right about trying to express the other side of the process, there was also that thing about the way it was treated was to it some kind of love and needed that same treatment to think that was what love was, not knowing different, or something like that, wtf indeed glad you enjoyed, there was meant to be a bit of humour underneath the profanity and violence, always appreciate your insightful and humourous reviews, thanks again
Caged In An Animal's Mind
Caged in an animal's mind;
No wish to be more or else
Than I am; a smile and a grief
Of breath that thinks with its blood,
Yet straining despite; unsure
In my stir .. more..