I'm ready to escape my skins,
Find where time begins.
I'll end the all of the bad,
Cure all of the sad.
I will fix your broken bones.
| All I write is nonsense. I love it. |


Paul Revere rode in June Grass You're circling my brain with a diseasePaul Revere rode in June Grass by ~Words-In-A-Needle
It smells like roses and vomit
And I feel the flies inside my eyeballs
I feel sick like weddings on Wednesdays
and I hurt like Paul Revere's midnight ride
Scream about the British and American conspiracies
And you'll forget my namesake
Body pillows like to suffocate our moans
Of deep pain and desire
While irony encases our personal history
Your fingers are the june bugs
Wallowing beneath my skin
And dining upon each tooth and nail
While I scream to the spinning fan
Telling him about the way you swing
Connecting each fist to my bones
Like how fish nibbled on our toes
Amoungst the june g


How to Write Villanelles Villanelles can be frightening; they look simple but are actually quite difficult. However, when mastered, it becomes technically easy according to Conrad Geller. Just like riding a bike, right? The name Villanelle is derived from the Italian villa, or country house, which is where aristocrats went to refresh themselves. Strangely enough, the form is originally French and only appeared in the English language in the lat 1800s (19th century). Out of the 19 lines in a Villanelle, only two rhymes are used.How to Write Villanelles by =Mattiello
