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Sunday, 31 January 2010

  • Femme Fatale

    The devil gave me a reservation. He promised me VIP seating and all the sin I could carry. I asked what that entailed. He said lots of red apples and dark chocolate. I asked him what I would have to do. He said to lie, but make it easy. He said to love, but make it iffy. He said to kiss, but with venom. He said to touch, but with dispassion. He said I was his favorite fallen angel. He said he liked my face. That there's a wholesomeness about it. He taught me charm. He taught me wit. He taught me the art of innocence. He gave me confidence and grace. He gave me allure and versatility. And I did his bidding.


Wednesday, 27 January 2010

  • He made me chicken noodle soup when I was at home with the sniffles and it was raining outside. Vertigo was on the television. I shouted to him in the kitchen, "Hey! Did you know Jimmy Stewart and I have the same sized hands? We're hand twins. When I lived in New York, I went to Planet Hollywood with my friends and his hands were there. Well, an imprint of them. Like those ones outside Grauman's Chinese theater. And I put my hands in his hands and they fit perfectly. But isn't that curious? They fit. Does that mean I have man hands? Did he have girly hands? Are we somewhere caught in between?" He didn't hear me. I changed the channel.

Monday, 25 January 2010

  • Virtuous You

    There's a rumor going around that I'm a bad ass. It was started by this kid, Leopold, who saw me squish a spider once. He said that was bad luck, awful bad luck. I told him to get lost. I've been pretty lucky. I'll be damned if he still believes it.

    One afternoon, we stood in line and I asked you how tall you are. 6'5". I asked you if you could please write it down for me, as I'd like to remember. You painted me a picture instead. In it, your knees were torn. I wish you would be happy.

    I've often contemplated the consequences of the inevitable existential journey that occurs when our bodies align. Are you me? Who am I? Where the fuck are we? It's curious.

    Sometimes, you make me feel like a child. Like when you take my hand and start to swing it. Or when you ride by my window just to wave hello. It was easier when we were children. I've missed that.

Wednesday, 20 January 2010

  • Thoughts

    My bra squeaks!

    Tights are not pants!

    Avatar is not a cinematic achievement! Gone with the Wind is!

    Do you realize how loud ice is? The frozen particles being broken down and gnawed on for 20 minutes? Do you realize how loud you are?

    Lesbians with bowl cuts!

    English majors, you must stop propagating this stereotype that we're fucking weirdos, man.

    I will drown in a sea of chocolate milkshakes, each tying me back to some point in time when I liked your style and when you liked mine.

    I like your ponytail.

    You have great teeth.

    You are a pleasant aftertaste. You are also illusive.

    It could be worse. I could have friends.

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

  • She opened the door and signed the package slip.
    Her life had halted
    in anticipation of that box.
    That small, compact box
    sent from the icy streets of Ohio.
    In her bathrobe,
    she shuffled to the kitchen
    and set the box gently on the table.
    Pouring herself another cup of coffee,
    she glared at it.
    She took another large sip.
    She crossed the room
    and sat across from it,
    her hands lying flat on the table.
    Here it came: the unveiling,
    the ripping open of the Ohioan package,
    the ceasing of longing,
    of yearning,
    of dread, worry, fear.
    Here it came:
    her mother's gold watch.

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  • "I'm narcissistic, I'm pessimistic, I'm obsessive, I'm insecure and I am so afraid of intimacy that every one of my relationships is a journey of self-sabotage that inevitably ends in a black vacuum of shattered expectations and despair."