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Hometown:
TwistyWistyFairyLands
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Married
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Art, Education, Film, Politics, Music, Reading, Spirituality, Technology, Wellness, Writing
More About Me and My World
Cinderella gone all shakey south, glass slippers crushed underfoot for comfy high top Jordans, books in backpack, MBA in PoliticalScience aspirations. LittleRedHoodie spinning out of droll tales with BigBadWoofie to shake some business sense into the twist and shake it all to yummilicious groovies at TheRazzleDazzle with Hoodie and Cinders. And along came Rapunzel who pulled the chickie pies up into a tower she built herself for some emotional respite from crazee day myths replete with relationship foibles no longer delicious but a bore. And S(n)o stopped by to shake it with the girls to LatinoMTV all night long, tossing back at 7 tiny men on her way out "Mend your own trousers, cook your own food, get some independence in them bones will ya? And you all kiss the dang darn prince next time, I'm going back to school for my PHD. BYE!"
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EVERY sound and rhythm!
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The Raspberry Girl

. . . .One day he will find me here
playing amongst the violets with butterflies
dancing off my skin to the delight of a thousan lonely pixies
who hunger only for the words to drink out of my mouth
and taste a different brand of love
and woman in the clouds
sweeping paramours through a dragon's heart
but he will see only hands dipped into moments
he wants for himself
and he will take my wrists
and break them against the humming
amore
of my darlings who roll across the pages
of my emotional meade… Continue

Posted on May 3, 2008 at 2:33pm — 4 Comments

SeleneSkye

MariGoMariGold

They built me out of fairy tales . . . .
Rapunzel's fine hair a delicate braid around each curve of rib
and altruism
to bind the sleeping princess inside the beauty of her own skin
and did you know and do you care that LittleRed was quite something else indeed
full of woofie shakes with pearl dew across her brow swimming inside the big bad wolf like a bite of the sweetest marmalade pie
and o, my
it's never really what you're told
never
anywhere
everything is bound up or sugar coated with a glaze… Continue

Posted on May 3, 2008 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment

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At 7:25pm on May 19, 2008, Sara Louise said…
Hi SeleneSkye! Thanks for adding me... I like your fanciful modern writing style, and will be back to read more. :)
At 1:18pm on May 19, 2008, Saru M said…
Hi SeleneSkye thanks for adding me as one of your friends !!! Much appreciated.
At 7:26am on May 19, 2008, don dean said…
thanks for the reply to my question i loved the poetic nature of the reply for me my life has been and still is a journey of discovery im one of those who believe the journey is more important than the arrival it is strange though because while i believe life has shaped me as i said in the question i have since childhood always understood that intolorence is wrong
At 2:53pm on May 17, 2008, Luther E. Vann said…

I like the way you see words and make them into your own specialized art. Beautiful,
LEV
At 9:15am on May 6, 2008, don dean said…
just wanted to drop by and say hello an welcome thought id invite you to drop by my page if your into music an art take a trip an check me out im a musician an artist so you can see a slide show of my art an listen to some of my tracks so stay well an stay human
At 12:04pm on May 4, 2008, Wil said…
Thanks for your kind words, and for visiting my page. :-)
At 8:08pm on May 3, 2008, Robby Baby (Poet of Amour) said…
Welcome SeleneSkye. I know you will like it here at CTI. It is a very inviting place :)
At 6:03pm on May 3, 2008, Sage Sweetwater said…
Hello SeleneSkye,

From the desk of Sage Sweetwater welcoming you to CTI! It's good to see you here! Always a pleasure to read your work on AD. Be well SeleneSkye...Blessed Be.

Warmly,
Sage
At 4:29pm on May 3, 2008, Author-Poet Aberjhani said…
Hello SeleneSkye and welcome to Creative Thinkers International. I love the soft pastel quality of your images and am totally intrigued by both the cover and title for "Crow Woman and Mudgirl." In fact, I'm intrigued enough to check your blogs right now :-)

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