Caution, Danger

The only thing dangerous 
Is when one thinks an unknown having peril is a must 
When truly one won't fear drowning in the vivacious waves of the sea
Unless one lets there minds think it to be. 





-anna sluder 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

To the Toothless Girl

I would like to be orange and blue at the same time, I would like to cut a crown out of paper and place it on my head, I would like to tell the toothless girl with a falling out french braid  and a dinner fork plunged through her hand that I love her,  that it was okay to count the splotches of blood on the linoleum, if it was her only solace from the world.   I want to make my bed with children’s sleuth books,   and pretend i have dragons protecting me in my fists, I want to tell the toothless girl with falling out pigtails  and a pool stick plunged through her chest that I love her, that it was okay to count the carpet fibers as friends, if it was her only solace from the world. I want to wrap her up in the purple of my heart, open the window wider so she can hear the song of the water, rearrange the commas of her childhood, give back things she never knew she lost to the skeleton of her youth, call out to her from the ot...
Read more

Visiting Grandma

Charlie, you must know Old Grandma Vivienne is a wild old hoot, No more than that, she's a crazy old bat, No, no, no, a sadistic psychedelic maniac So as mother always says: Don't listen to what she says, don't take her candy when offered, and don't smell her flowers, She used to be an apothecary you know. Oh Lydia! I'm sure she's not so bad, just you wait I'm sure Old Grandma Vivienne is nice, No Charlie! Don't listen to what she says, don't take her candy when offered, and don't smell her flowers! She used to be a mortician you know She can't be all of those things, Lydia! But! I promise that I won't listen to what she says, I won't take her candy when offered, or smell her flowers Good Charlie, because she used to be a taxidermist you know. At early noon, Charlie trekked through weeds and fallen logs, Chanting all Lydia had told him: Don't listen to what she says, don't take her candy when offered, and don't ...
Read more