22
Jul
The misery of a friend.
A strange thing, is it not?
Do you comfort them?
Do you push them to move on?
There is a third way.
Use a knife.
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Fury rolled forth from the armies, great waves of hate and anger. In the sky overhead fire clashed with air, and battle was joined, as the forces of Hymerodraeth Heula and Niam Liad collided.
~Legends of Bedwar Barthu Dirio
22
Jul
The misery of a friend.
A strange thing, is it not?
Do you comfort them?
Do you push them to move on?
There is a third way.
Use a knife.
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Sonia Lal on 07.22.2011
The third is an unorthodox way to ease a freind’s pain!
The Four Part Land on 07.23.2011
Well, they won’t feel any pain afterwards. And there’s no need to listen to them whine, either.
~Tim on 07.23.2011
Of course, one pain drives out another.
The Four Part Land on 07.23.2011
It’s only a very brief moment of pain, and if you use the knife right, they’ll barely feel a thing.
justin on 07.23.2011
I suppose it all depends on whether they are willing to help themselves.
Interesting and poetic flash. Not quite haiku, but in that vein.
The Four Part Land on 07.23.2011
I think by the time you’ve gotten to this point, there isn’t much thought of them helping themselves.
And I wrote a lot of this style in one night (about 10). They’re easy if the mood hits me.