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Hello, I'm Aria. I'm crazy. I've just graduted from a small high school at the edge of nowhere, and my mind is a many-cornered and sometimes dusty place. I'm headed to a wonderful college next year - I may or may not disclose which one at sometime in the future. (See my little trick to get you coming back?) My website has finally been relocated, and can now be found at ariasloft.awardspace.com with a new layout that I am rather proud of (just humor me), and my BOOK LIST BLOGis still up and running, though on hiatus for another week or two as I clean up some of the past organization. If you read at all, check it out.
Now read, and respond.
Word-pictures:
An angel, with broken wings, and dreams of a paradise no longer existing, bathed in a harsh glow of a streetlight cutting through the blue night. Beautiful in it's sadness.
A silk rose on a public restroom sink; last witness, last testiment to the night now fading with the stars. Frozen, forever closed up tight in it's synthetic bud, lies, forgotten.
I am currently reading: Lonesome Dove, by Larry McMurtry A Hat Full of Sky, by Terry Prachett
I am looking to meet new people, so if you're reading this, please contact me. Free Counter
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Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Driving along a highway, going home from somewhere - I don't remember what - and we were coming to the end. We were passing mile markers, getting lower with every one. 5.1...5.0...4.9..........1.3........0.2......and we were coming to the end. Approaching home after a trip, seeing signs of getting closer every few seconds and the car just keeps carrying me on, it always feels like something else is coming to an end, as the mile markers count it down. Senior year is winding up now. We've passed three report cards that, like those green signs on the highway, mark progress towards the end. My friend is keeping a tally, marking off the days we have left in school. I've spent what seems like my whole life there, the same school since kindergarten. In sixth grade I moved accross the driveway, but its still the same school. For two thirds of my life - no, more - I've been there. And now the days are counting down and its coming to an end. This is no imagined era of a family vacation, but truely a new time approaching. Four and a half short months from now I'll live somewhere new, and though I look forward to all that it will offer, I can't help but feel sorrow for all that I'm leaving behind. Nothing will be the same again, after this year comes to its end.
Posted at 10:27 am by ariasloft
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