LA VIEJA SIRENA

[vilhem]

Si nunca despertaste en sobresalto

febril, precipitándote hacia el lado

vacío de tu lecho, tanteándolo

con manos que se obstinan vanamente

contra implacable ausencia.

Comments

[madame_mage]

OOH my god.."twat" is my word! I like the word "twonk" too

Unconditional love is not just a pretty concept but one in which hard work is required to make it fly and fly well..this means overlooking all sorts of things, character flaws, personality quirks, a few body flaws and just working hard to be flexible..

this concept means to love without conditions, without reservations..completely and utterly..

and OH my gods..I am no where near where I should be..even tho I have a very flexible nature and I don't judge..

By the by?? *looks with a touch of envy*..
I will have a lovely ass like that in my next life!

[xavienne]

Feh, I'll bet it isn't so lovely when it isn't being ahuled upwards by tighty-whities in a death grip...

[vilhem]

laughing hard! oh come one, it is PERFECT!

and...yours?

[xavienne]

Well, let's just say mine is currently a "work in progress."
I hadn't realized how badly a sprained ankle would affect my fitness routine. *hangs head in shame.*

:P

[yuri_huyga]

I think that Lolita was more of a victim of her own power than anything else. What should she have done huh? Get married? Find some creep and stick by him pop out a few kids?! She just went about things the best way she knew how....A whore yes but put in the right circumstance we all can be whores for one thing or another. I sympathize with the character, the men in it were just as horrible as she, she didn't force anything she simply was. As for the little mermaid......More false retoric.......a beautiful glimps of the impossible. I've always thought of it in smaller terms though, I'm a simple girl, and I'm after concepts anything larger gives me a head ache (cheshire cat grin). The moral to me is simply protect what you love above all else even yourself, no matter the price. As for Oscar Wilde....most artists live out the alegory of the cave..I read a bood D.H Lawrence's The Labrinth, that said things don't happen to us, that we act out our subconious perception of ourselves in our lives. That we are victums of our own perception.

Re: :P

[vilhem]

a beautiful glimpse of the impossible...NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

damn!

there are people like her, there are, shaking you until you beg, accept this or I...ahh...bite your earlobe hard!

Re: :P

[yuri_huyga]

Side steping you easily, gone so fast you don't realize for a second that you are shaking air, I'd never beg, I'd rather die than be put in that position.(Laughs)I'll accept if you promise to bite me anyways :P (smirking)ahhahahah name them for me the real ones not those who are driven by guilt or grief, name one who is self sacrificing just because they know it is right, without some faith in a false religion? Why do things always have to be extreme? No I will not accept the virgin and the whore. "Hense with your red sword of virtue" :P

[ange967492]

*tackling you and covering your face with kisses*

Hi there.

P.S. I don't like lollypops. Is that a bad thing?

[vilhem]

shocked!

you don´t like lollypops? that is illegal I think.

closing eyes at your kisses and finally losing patience and pushing you on the couch to snuggle. Baby was bad again...bites finger.

[ange967492]

*snuggling and whispering in your ear* Baby was bad?

[aradirae]

The Mermaid for me, never Lolita... although I have enjoyed Nobokov's book and still love lollypops! (you know, in Portugal we have a very naughty name for lollypops... we call them "chupa-chupa", I don't know if you can recognize the joke, but I think it will sound familiar even in spanish...)

Oh! Such a stressful day, I didn't even had time to go lunch and now here I am reading about mermaids and craving lollypops. The things you do to me, dear neighbor ;)

[vilhem]

laughing,here they are called chupa chups! chupa chupa is very NAUGHTY (lick it lick it for you all)

Stressed? come here, we have ballet tonight, put on something beautiful and let yourself fly. I want to see you clapping.

[aradirae]

I wish I could have gone! I would wear my baroque corset in your honor!
I did think of you about that time when I was still stuck at work... I hope it went well! I'm sure it did... *blows a kiss to you*

Where was it? Barcelona? Is there a site on the internet? How long will it be on stage?

[marlene_novalis]

Hm, an entry for me. Just remembered the Little Mermaid on my birthday. When I was about nine or ten I felt for the first time this incredible heartbreaking pain in my soul which has no reason at all, it's just there. On that day I watched Disney's Little Mermaid and then Arielle sang that she want to be human. "Heute und hier, wünsche ich mir, ein Mensch zu sein." Suddenly I wanted nothing more than becoming a Mermaid. I knew that I was Pisces anyway so why not a mermaid? I still remember standing in front of the mirror, singing that song (only changing the word "human" into "mermaid") and crying so badly because I felt that nobody would understand my longing. My mother actually asked me 1000 times what was wrong but I couldn't tell her, of course not. And then on my 18th birthday I was really afraid of "loosing my childhood", my ability to see miracles and fairies everywhere. I wrote to a friend: "I'm afraid that I will never be able to swimm with Arielle again..." And on Sunday I remembered the Little Mermaid again. 21, pah... But

[vilhem]

holding you close. I loved your words here...you know my story about the first time I was taken to Disneyland eh? I became pinochio for two weeks, Peter Pan for a month, the prince fighting the dragon for the rest of my life.
Mermaids surely are happier than we are eh? a life devoted to beauty, singing and seduction...