Post by forgottenxthreat on Feb 9, 2010 23:12:54 GMT -5
Hi guys! I did this for a creative writing piece. The topic was about where i'm from, and i am describing parts of my childhood i knew from my old house on fosdic k road. just a warning, this piece is VERY abstract in its structure and might be hard to read or understand if your not, well, me. lol. But i just thought i'd post it. So enjoy : ) comments yes. questions yes. critique no thanks, this is my childhood, lol. OH, AND BTW, WHEN I FIRST POSTED THIS, fanherad blotted out 'dic k' in fosdic k so it was fosHONK and it was funny. Loooool
This Is Where I'm From
I am not from a town. Or a village, or a city. Ontario is not the place that describes me; the place that holds my origins. I am not from Fosdic k Road.
I am from the wind-blown plant. That grows under the mailbox, competing with sunflowers. I am from its golden worth. Seeds plucked from its stem to be food for my boundless chicken drove.
I am from the tall white tree. Statue of birch, with tiger stripes. I am from its tall bright lights, wrapping up a candy cane.
I am from the eventful days. In the backyard, where the air is thick. And mosquitoes battle for territory. And hunger greedily at the scent of our skin. The wooden swings, pushed in back, hidden in the side of forest. The empty deck where a pool once stood. I am from its anticipation, its longing crater, its saddened hole. Drinks drunk, pools splashed. The lilacs breezing, full in bloom.
I am not from a name or people. I am not from a past or fate.
I am from the back of stallions. Chalk-made roads on garage cement. A horse’s hooves, thunderous two-wheeler, my pride, it rides the rocky path.
I am from the crying dolls. The needing babies, a mother’s call. I am from the itchy night gowns, the ones with princess on its walls. I am from the deep, dark paint. Fingers caress a stark white floor. I am from the puzzle pieces. Having ends, but hardly found.
I am from the monstrous trucks. With scoops- are full of loads, unending in their tasks. Big trucks, long in necks. Like hulking a dinosaur. Plastic rippling muscles broad; like arms of men; or twisted cable wire; steel.
I am from the ancient stories. Mysteries of space and time. Where danger lurks around every doorway. Hidden treasures and age-old curses spider web the floor. I am from the adventure.
I am from a childhood. I am not from a city, or a town, or village. Ontario is not the place that describes me. My childhood is where I’m from; a place that holds my origins. A place on Fosdic k Road.[/left][/font][/size][/color]
This Is Where I'm From
I am not from a town. Or a village, or a city. Ontario is not the place that describes me; the place that holds my origins. I am not from Fosdic k Road.
I am from the wind-blown plant. That grows under the mailbox, competing with sunflowers. I am from its golden worth. Seeds plucked from its stem to be food for my boundless chicken drove.
I am from the tall white tree. Statue of birch, with tiger stripes. I am from its tall bright lights, wrapping up a candy cane.
I am from the eventful days. In the backyard, where the air is thick. And mosquitoes battle for territory. And hunger greedily at the scent of our skin. The wooden swings, pushed in back, hidden in the side of forest. The empty deck where a pool once stood. I am from its anticipation, its longing crater, its saddened hole. Drinks drunk, pools splashed. The lilacs breezing, full in bloom.
I am not from a name or people. I am not from a past or fate.
I am from the back of stallions. Chalk-made roads on garage cement. A horse’s hooves, thunderous two-wheeler, my pride, it rides the rocky path.
I am from the crying dolls. The needing babies, a mother’s call. I am from the itchy night gowns, the ones with princess on its walls. I am from the deep, dark paint. Fingers caress a stark white floor. I am from the puzzle pieces. Having ends, but hardly found.
I am from the monstrous trucks. With scoops- are full of loads, unending in their tasks. Big trucks, long in necks. Like hulking a dinosaur. Plastic rippling muscles broad; like arms of men; or twisted cable wire; steel.
I am from the ancient stories. Mysteries of space and time. Where danger lurks around every doorway. Hidden treasures and age-old curses spider web the floor. I am from the adventure.
I am from a childhood. I am not from a city, or a town, or village. Ontario is not the place that describes me. My childhood is where I’m from; a place that holds my origins. A place on Fosdic k Road.[/left][/font][/size][/color]