The Rainmaker: Part 1 by asmokingskeleton, literature
Literature
The Rainmaker: Part 1
1
Journeys, whether good or bad, long or short, everyone has them. And like the flow of a river they’re never ending, not stopping for no-on, speeding you along until the day you die. They are learning to walk, ride a bike, your first job, first love, like the blossom on a spring spruce, countless. But me, I’m different. I have one journey and it’s all consuming, never ending, and there’s only one way for it to cease.
But do I really want it to finally end? Really, do I? That question has always tormented me through every waking moment, every dream (nightmare). I do good, more than most; bring smiles to faces, food t
The Rainmaker: Prologue by asmokingskeleton, literature
Literature
The Rainmaker: Prologue
Tears from the sky
In pools of pain
Well baby tonight
I’m gonna go & dance in the rain
- Queens Of The Stone Age
Prologue
A lone figure sat at the back of a church decked out with many a red carnation, and smiled. It was the height of summer. A time for bright sunshine to spread warmth and light and life throughout the land. And instead, the sky cried. Heavy rain fell to Earth to soak everything.
And his eyes never left the coffin draped in a Spanish flag, nor wandered to the coloured glass panes depicting a crucified Christ to view the unseasonal weather outside of the cold, dark house of God. The lone figure thought the wea
good for me
i thought you would
maybe it was we
i never understood
never seeing the trees
for the wood
it doesn't matter
in all likelihood
life's a blur
a raging flood
an actor
to be misunderstood
the only answer
always
is to love
love
~~~The Rose~~~
~~~Prologue~~~
There seems to be a moment in everyone’s lives that they can remember as though it happened yesterday. An occurrence so fresh in mind, that you can close your eyes and recall the tiniest of details. What time of day it was, who you were with and where. A smell, taste, feeling, a curl of hair or dust mote or even if the birds were serenading the new day’s sun. All this because time stood still, making seconds feel like minutes, or hours… an eternity, fixing facts deep into the subconscious with a thick cement of thought.
Unfortunately, this time without an end isn’t always the happiest.
The Rainmaker: Part 1 by asmokingskeleton, literature
Literature
The Rainmaker: Part 1
1
Journeys, whether good or bad, long or short, everyone has them. And like the flow of a river they’re never ending, not stopping for no-on, speeding you along until the day you die. They are learning to walk, ride a bike, your first job, first love, like the blossom on a spring spruce, countless. But me, I’m different. I have one journey and it’s all consuming, never ending, and there’s only one way for it to cease.
But do I really want it to finally end? Really, do I? That question has always tormented me through every waking moment, every dream (nightmare). I do good, more than most; bring smiles to faces, food t
The Rainmaker: Prologue by asmokingskeleton, literature
Literature
The Rainmaker: Prologue
Tears from the sky
In pools of pain
Well baby tonight
I’m gonna go & dance in the rain
- Queens Of The Stone Age
Prologue
A lone figure sat at the back of a church decked out with many a red carnation, and smiled. It was the height of summer. A time for bright sunshine to spread warmth and light and life throughout the land. And instead, the sky cried. Heavy rain fell to Earth to soak everything.
And his eyes never left the coffin draped in a Spanish flag, nor wandered to the coloured glass panes depicting a crucified Christ to view the unseasonal weather outside of the cold, dark house of God. The lone figure thought the wea
good for me
i thought you would
maybe it was we
i never understood
never seeing the trees
for the wood
it doesn't matter
in all likelihood
life's a blur
a raging flood
an actor
to be misunderstood
the only answer
always
is to love
love
~~~The Rose~~~
~~~Prologue~~~
There seems to be a moment in everyone’s lives that they can remember as though it happened yesterday. An occurrence so fresh in mind, that you can close your eyes and recall the tiniest of details. What time of day it was, who you were with and where. A smell, taste, feeling, a curl of hair or dust mote or even if the birds were serenading the new day’s sun. All this because time stood still, making seconds feel like minutes, or hours… an eternity, fixing facts deep into the subconscious with a thick cement of thought.
Unfortunately, this time without an end isn’t always the happiest.
the story is stuck in my head
and i need to get it out
pass me that lovely little gun
my dear, my darling one
the cleaners are coming, one by one
you don't even want to let them start