

Random Poem Jan.22 - 2009In a world where theres sorrow,Random Poem Jan.22 - 2009
And such mountains of strife,
It is good to remember that old maxim of life,
Of when there is trouble and insurmountable odds,
There is usually more trouble for those unlucky sods,
Who live in a place that is harder to bare,
Where the stress of tomorrow makes you lose all your hair.
So remember my words and heed them with care,
For around the next corner you might meet your end there,
Be happy with life, it is short and is sweet,
But watch where yo


The Doors Refuse to Close The doors refused to close, the door-close button didnt work, and the elevator for all its new-fangled shininess was broken yet again. Dr. Singh to the O.R., Dr. Singh to the O.R. the ridiculously over-loud-speaker stated in a perfectly monotone voice; a voice that was the amalgam of every dull secretary that had ever used a loudspeaker.The Doors Refuse to Close
Oh dammit! he swore under his breath, This is just perfect. I cant even have my bloody lunch break without something going wrong! The numerous other passengers of the ele


Deus Est Machina Ch.2 Chapter 2: RecollectionDeus Est Machina Ch.2
The streets were rampant with death, deceit and duplicity. Survival was something that was unheard of for more than a week, never mind thriving. But somehow, he survived, working daily to hone his skills; being alert was what separated the living from the soon to be dead. Life was


Deus Est Machina The world was once a happy place, a place of laughter, joy and humility; a place where one could raise ones own kin in contentment. That all changed. To look upon the world now is to see despair, revulsion and devastation with some envy of the past thrown in for good measure. This is how all the tribes left on the planet feel, and this is all they share in common. There is no more United Nations, no more governments, if what youd call the squabbling, greedy, power-hungry conglomerations that were left near the end governments no, it is all gone. The husks of the skyscrapers reDeus Est Machina
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