Archive for November, 2005

Diving into the Blue ~ The Ocean of Cyberspace

Diving in the sea,
I see ribbons and waves of color.
logical information spirals out of control,
the sky above me is a reversed rainbow,
the ocean below inverted into a monochrome.
seeing the knowledge; absorbing, drowning,
the water feels like bubbly binary.
cold wires around me form shapes like seaweed,
the circuitry patterned metallic fish have blinking diodes in their eyes.
waves and currents of data envelop and sweep over me.

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Warrior’s Dance

Travelling with the wind,
the spirited soldiers walk ever onward.
the warriors dance as their thoughts just fly to the wind,
and their words fall to the sands.

tuu yay ewy-ehjoh rew yay yur ruu ayzhee…
zhreez yay tee rew ewy teh ve…

they will keep dancing, never stopping,
until silence fills the sandy desert.
ar eyer err jeekl, kleezhr ar zer ta yowd yay dae.

ta yowd uujow dae, ta yowd uujow dae.

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Fragment of a Symphony: The Mending of a Broken Girl ~ Part II

The tentacles extended themselves completely, revealing leeches armed with tiny teeth in their gaping mouths. The sharp teeth changed into needles without the girl noticing.
“Now, do as I instruct: relax yourself and above all, be calm and do not panic.” Marius glanced quickly at the moderately wounded Apprentice, analyzing her damage quickly.
“My, my, my. You have sustained a lot of damaged. Some of your bones are on the verge of breaking! That gives me another reason to use these surgical tentacles to repair you efficiently and quickly.” Ashtoreth eyed the threatening appendages of her Nurturer.
“How long will it take?” her raven colored hair billowed in the liquid slowly, like wispy tendrils. She knew something like this will happen one day, no matter how many precautions she took whilst out on the field attending to her duties.
“Two to three hours.” Marius moved two of his twenty tentacles to the back of his patient support both her bruised head and slightly damaged neck. The partly mechanized surgeon shackled the girl’s arms and legs to restrict her movements. Ashtoreth felt her heartbeat escalate as the shackles binding her clicked shut in perfect unison. The pale skinned girl’s eyes widened in horror as she watched the surgical implements move closer to her wounded flesh. Oh no, please… Not this! The leech-ends attached to the Nurturer’s appendages closed in on her at every direction. She screamed in pain as the leeches teared their way into flesh, sinew and bone to burrow deeply into her. The blue liquid gained a light purple hue which gradually darkened as blood began to flood forth from the reopened wound.
“Please, enough!” Ashtoreth screamed for mercy. I hope her training has aided her in keeping a stiff upper lip, this operation might take more time than I would expected it to be. The more the surgeon’s patient struggled, the more tighter the shackles became, already he saw that both her wrists and ankles would become bruised if it continued on. He slowed down his progress on her repairs and looked at the girl in pity.
“It is time to cleanse your bloodied wounds. Let the painful healing fire purify you within.” despite the slowing of progress, the struggling girl continued her screams of pain and agony to pierce the silence of the room outside. Marius used a vacant tentacle to gently wrap around her neck from behind and sealed her mouth shut. His other limbs continued to work on damaged tissue, bone and sinew. After that was done, every wound repaired internally was tiny metal clamps and varying lengths of catgut. By the end of the gruesome and painful procedure, the weary girl was left alone to rest and dream of nothingness.

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Fragment of a Symphony: The Mending of a Broken Girl ~ Part I

“Come closer, let me mend your wounds.” the ever calm voice of Marius flooded her broken ears. Ashtoreth was led by the hand of an Cyberian Knight back into The Womb where her severe wounds would be mended. The injured Apprentice felt drowsy and numb as the egg-shaped tank began to fill up with gooey, strange smelling blue liquid. With weary eyes, Ashtoreth looked up at Marius who resided inside on the top end of The Womb, his partly humanoid and partly squid like form lowering himself using his tentacles before her.
“That’s right. Breathe slowly and calmly, in and out. Relax.” Ashtoreth relaxed as instructed and let her weary eyes close themselves. A few minutes after the deep and invigorating sleep, a cold and flexible robotic tentacle gently prodded her on the shoulder.
“I’m sorry, but this must be done. Your body is quite damaged and this is the only way to repair it completely and properly.” what the girl saw coming towards her made both her mind and body jolt to complete wakefulness in unison.

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Fragment of an Idea: Beginning of the Toymaker

This is only a bit of a story idea that my uncle requested me. He suggested an idea of making a Tim Burton-esque story about a toymaker. This is just the beginning of the story.

“How many times do I have to tell you? Its not maker, not master, but father.”
the little girl in front of the old but wizened toymaker shook her head in disapproval.
“Come on now. you say it: fa-ther.” the toymaker said the last word slowly, hoping the red haired girl would get the idea into her head. the little girl smiled at the kind old man and said “ma-ker.” and giggled. The toymaker sighed sighed wearily at his failed attempt.
“Dahlia, you are such a stubborn girl. I am afraid I have put too much determination in you.”

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