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The Destroying Month

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Phantasmagoria philosophies strung by an angry hair, standing erect from your brow.

“Give a man a fish; you fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and he has a better chance getting Salmonella.”

Hook, line and sinker;
“incurvatus in se ipsum” snagged a ride on a gigantica gill.

Belly-up,
Bloated,
Gasping for air,
Parasites asphyxiate in the psyches of narcissistic dolphins.

Were I omnipresent, would your existential propositions be indestructible like the Titanic was unsinkable?; descending with remorse among bastions built from sand.

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Option 3: Photo,

basically, i suck at finding pictures so i'd like YOU to find one and use it as inspiration.



Mind's Thoughts:
Arax Šabaṭu- "the destroying month"
Social Darwinism
amphora
aquarius
"love that is bent towards self"

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  • etoile
    September 9, 2008

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    this was a very unique and interesing take on the picture; and there were parts i liked
    but it was kind of hard to understand what you were talking about in the first line. {my vocab isn't that great haha}.

    Belly-up,
    Bloated,
    Gasping for air,
    Parasites asphyxiate in the psyches of narcissistic dolphins.
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    i really liked that though good take on the picture.

    thanks for entering and goodluck


  • Reset Button
    September 8, 2008
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    Ooops.

  • Reset Button
    September 8, 2008

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    This contest is false. I don't like options. They make my brain hurt. lol However, putting that aside...LOVED IT. It made my brain do a little jig. Seriously, though. I am glad to see you can still spit them out as well. Your metaphors sucked me in.

    Hook, line and sinker;

    Yink

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