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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 2:12 pm
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 2:42 pm
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 4:15 pm
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The Broken and Down-I can fєєl yøu all aяound mє
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Who Pulls my hear strings:Dark_moon_star
The thing on my birth certificate:Jaden Fay Larson
I have used Oxygen to exist seance: Nineteen years and chocking
Well this is me No-longer who I used to be:
One pen meets paper writing one line to ex-plane it all: " I am not who i was once meant to be. I am a lost soul guiding her way with a broken c**-pus called a heart"
If you could hear it all this pretty much it in a song:Fire fly Breaking Benjamin*/BB_ fire Fly full song*
The story i wish wasn't written this way but hey whatever:She was a normal Girl loving life and enjoying everything that she could. Great grades a perfect boyfriend in her eyes not her parents. She was going in to a photograph and dance career kinda thing. It was all panning out perfect. Till that one Thursday last June When her parents had picked her boyfriend up from the airport he had gone on a trip to see his Aunt and Uncle. Her parents where getting used to him and she was glad. But on there way back he called her and they where talking when she heard a car horn sound, her mom scream, her dad yell s**t and her boyfriend say i love you. As the cell phone went silent.....beep...beep beep.. They all died on contact except Greg her boyfriend she had met him in his room 3 hours later when she could see him. Greg was in the ICU and he was slipping away and she couldn't do anything. he held out a promise ring weakly in his hand and said i love you please promise me to live life to its fullest. And she looked at him in horror. He was gone. Everything was gone just like that. Her who lively hood was ripped away and she was told to stay when they had all gone away.
I attitude is just a bandage:So bring the gauze and no-sporran by the truck full.
Interests
+Dance +Photography +Nature +being alone
Hate it for it +Silence at the end of a phone call + Car rides +Rings +Dreaming
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Who Pulls my heart strings: OPEN
The thing on my birth certificate: Tami Nicole Pace
I have used Oxygen to exist since: 18 years ago
Well this is me No-longer who I used to be:
Once pen meets paper, writing one line to explain it all: "How many more ways can it be broken? I can't even fix it anymore."
If you could hear it all this pretty much it in a song: Over and Over by Three Days Grace
The story i wish wasn't written this way but hey whatever: I am the oldest of sixteen kids. I live in a foster home with fifteen little brothers and sisters. I love them all, and I love my foster parents. I've had cute little crushes and all that bull, but I've never actually had a lasting relationship with someone who loves me for who I am. I've had boys dump me because I wouldn't have sex with them, and I've had boys dump me because they don't like that I live in a foster home. I just can't seem to catch a break. It happens over and over and I always fall for it. People give me strange looks, but look away when I meet their stares, like I have some disease that can be transfered through any sort of eye contact. Like I'm a freaking Gorgon. Anyway, life sucks.
My attitude is just a bandage: I thought duct tape was supposed to work for everything?
Interests: +Music +Horse-back riding +Writing +Duct tape
Hate it for it: -People who stare at me -People who judge me -People who laugh at my foster family -Guys who pretend to be nice because they think they're gonna get some
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Who Pulls my hear strings: OPEN
The thing on my birth certificate: Grei Stacey Harbourne
I have used Oxygen to exist seance: 20 years Well this is me No-longer who I used to be:
One pen meets paper writing one line to ex-plane it all: “If optimists have a half-full glass, I guess I never had a glass.”
If you could hear it all this pretty much it in a song: I'm So Sick - Flyleaf
The story i wish wasn't written this way but hey whatever: Grei was born an only child to parents who loved him too much. Too much care; too much coddling. Aged 10, Grei didn’t know any other children. He couldn’t want for anything – but privacy. He began secondary school and suddenly, people were everywhere. He felt out of place in his neat clothes, his blazer and tie neat to perfection, his hair combed beautifully into place; other children were there wearing scruffy clothes, hair unkempt and faces grubby, full of contempt. Before school began, on his second day at school, some boys two years above him pulled him out of the way and beat him thoroughly. They let him know whose school it was. He didn’t make it to lessons that day. He didn’t make it home that night. One morning, 3 months later or so, his parents checked his room as they did eveyr morning. They find him sitting in bed, in street clothing. Jeans; hoodie. Grubby. Several bruises marred his otherwise blemish-free face, with small cuts here and there. Beneath his eyes lay deep grey shadows, his black hair like a shock against his pale skin and resentful eyes. They rush forward to greet him, but his eyes silence them. When Grei turns up at school the next day, wearing his wounds, new clothes and unseen personality, he attracts attention. He was cornered by the same boys, but this time his unsmiling, world-worn expression made them hesitate. The leader of them disregarded this quickly and started forward, but Grei had flicked out a small knife and just as the boy converged on him, he let the tip sink in – just a little – his skin. Grei, aged 11, had found a new side to him. His warning eyes apparently were not enough warning to the boy, who found himself in hospital following that day. People feared Grei, and he liked it. His parents left him alone. Everyone left him alone. He liked it, and yet despised it. From there, odd habits developed, until we find him, aged 20. Out of school, out of his house but with a modest, sleek flat. Every day was an adventure. Every day, he woke up with the unsmiling face,and began the day with his odd habits and bizarre mind.
I attitude is just a bandage/ A healer: If in doubt, rub some salt in. Interests
+ Stars + Being alone + Cello music + Alcohol
Hate it for it + Being alone + Silence + Being cold + People who judge on first impressions
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Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 6:20 pm
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Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 9:04 am
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Posted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 5:47 pm
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Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 6:57 pm
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Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 11:24 am
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Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 10:56 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 6:04 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 6:40 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2010 4:02 pm
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~~Grei Stacey Harbourne~~
“If optimists have a half-full glass, I guess I never had a glass.”
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Grei sat in his room, the smooth sounds of Chopin's Cello Sonata weaving through his brain. He was slouched in his comfortable seat, his face resting in his fingertips, propped by his elbow on the desk. His face was sculptured into a pained frown; as if being alive was all that was needed to make his heart split in two.
Suddenly, he stood up out of his chair, decision wrought in his eyes. He ambled out of his room, grabbing a worn, defaced backpack, and gently descended the stairs. He hadn't even bothered to turn off the music. His mother was in the hall, as she had heard his soft steps, and tried to waylay him. She could probably smell the Jack Daniel's eminating from him, his clothes, his bag and the bottle in his bag. "Darling? Where are you-" She stopped, ceased by the almost lazy contemptuousness that her son had regarded her with. He forced on some shoes and walked out of the house. Ugh, he was going stir crazy in there. Alone suited him, but he hated it. It was an odd relationship, he mused, something that almost resembled a smile flitting across his face.
Where should he go? Indecisively, he stopped at the road, people giving him looks, people deliberately walking away from him. A humourless chuckle shookhis body for a second, but it was gone, and he strode into the coffee shop opposite, fully minded to buy a coffee, take it out and fill it brimming with Jacks. His furtive eyes scanned the room, taking in all the generic folks...
His eyes lingered momentarily on one girl. Had she been looking at him too? For a second, he could have sworn that he hadn't seen the face of disgust or fear that so many others had etched into their eyes.
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Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2010 7:05 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 5:37 am
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~~Grei Stacey Harbourne~~
“If optimists have a half-full glass, I guess I never had a glass.”
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Grei ordered his latte, his mind not entirely focused. Was that girl still looking at him? He subtly twitched his eyes to look at her, hidden under the pretense of flicking his fringe out of the way. It seemed to him that she was still looking at him.
A small battle started ensuing within him, made of three sides. Should he confront her? Quietly (or loudly, but he doesn't like making scenes) go over to her and ask her mencaingly why she was watching him, force her to tell him? Or should he join her? The very idea of sitting with someone new, talking to someone he didn't know face-to-face, and trying to act like he was enjoying himself disgusted him. Or he could just leave. Not look back; not care.
He had known the outcome, even before he had started thinking on it. The latter would have been sensible, the second polite (he sneered the word in his mind), but he knew that if he left he would dwell on it and if he sat down nicely, he would have to pretend to be someone else, and that was just tiring.
So he collected and paid for his coffee and put on his most menacing face, his bluey-grey eyes suddenly piercing and intimidating. He tried to convey the depths of his warning, of his dangerousness. His walk became more threatening, his posture more hostile. He looked at her, almost taken aback by the intensity of her eyes. But he dismissed that and masked his face; he became like steel.
"So." He began, his voice an aggressive purr, soft but ominous. "What do you have against me? Do I offend you?" He stared at her, his eyes showing no trace of mercy, pity or anything weak like that, awaiting her reply.
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