The House of the Loon
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Hello all, and welcome to my pitiful excuse for a homepage. I don't have a lot of time right now so I'm just adding as much stuff as I can, as fast as I can. Bare with me. I have an extensive collection of links that I am in the process of organizing to make it easier to navigate that page. I'm also getting together a lot of artwork so I can make an art section. New and interesting stuff will be added as I find it. Enjoy.
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there's a field of trees they're lighting up red to brown to gold shaking violently but i was told to take a closer look because the branches and leaves were nothing but millions of swarming bees and the sunset behind them is what gave them the glow they were making a forest to surround us to bring us to our knees and the ground below them was crackin up we were all hostages of nature and there was nothing we could do.
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the sky could be orange with streaks of red after each bolt of lightning the rain pouring on your head could be the comfort you were hoping to find as long as the rythm of the thunder could keep up with your mind untill that last moment the sky could be pink with clouds of blue the shining moon could be all that illuminates you but of course that sky could fall then what would you do
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in there she wears a thousand flowers in her hair and she walks back to back with the air it keeps her up but she keeps moving around she never can tell what's enough enough that's a funny word funny way to put it, i guess mystical mezmorizing beam of separation and she's right inbetween the "real" world and some sort of dream but it's so easy to find out where she's been as she walks she drops flowers everywhere [she drops] [she drops] [drops] all the noises she hears are starting to sound the same all the moonlight all the stardust goes back the way it came out there she knows that anything can change so she spins Spins SPINS spins through the mazes of hedge all the butterflies flutter over make her a floating monarch bed now she's so hight up in the clouds and there's no way to get down but she can see everyone from up there. she's trying to figure out why there's petals all around ones she doesn't know and so many she can't count. she realizes in there towers are made fair of lemon drops and no one really cares.
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