Sierra Demulder performs "1:00 AM" at the Macalester Slam
"I cannot catch you.
I can barely stand to watch you fall."
This is my personal blog, a place for my day to day minutia. It is also a place for me to express what I have difficulty in saying (because it comes from a different part of the brain) and what I feel I can't say (because I'd lose my friends, my job, etc.) It may be frank, blunt, or inappropriate at times, but its all just therapy.
"I cannot catch you.
I can barely stand to watch you fall."
There's a shadow beneath the sea
There's a shadow between you and me
I've learned that love is scared of light
Thousand seeds from a flower
Blowing through the night
Your blackened kiss on my cheek
Your blackened kiss runs river deep
A stranded fish dear, i'm on the sand
Blue water from a pool
Up to the clouds i'll land
Though i am dark 'bout the whys of wanting
Though i am dark, i'm still a child
Gonna dig a coal mine, climb down deep inside
Where my shadow's got one place to go
One place to hide.
Call me a wild thing. I run sometimes. Sometimes I sleep
beneath the ancient tree. My belly is softer than my back.
There are things inside of me that are overgrown with blackberries.
They are plump with the sun, ready to stain the fingers.
There is a room where a woman with a loom weaves.
She is making a fabric white as skin. The light passes through it.
Her body is like lace. The light passes through it.
Its corners curl into shapes and beautiful patterns.
She lays herself before me on top the table
and places my teacup on to her chest.
They are both trembling things.
She covers her body with teacups.
I lay at her feet.
We are both trembling things.
Her: How do you fall in love?
Me: Head first.
"Silence is not a natural environment for stories. They need words. Without them they grow pale, sicken and die. And then they haunt you."From The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield