Sailor's Dream
Dream GirlDream GirlDream Girl
I caught her hiding in my dreams, Sitting precariously in a corner, Her lips, like fire – her skin; the whitest creams. Noticing at once, a smile did adorn her.
Red hued - my cheek , I cast my witness wayward to no avail; alas I have not the acumen of a fox.
Disturbed, I have – the angel – with my glance occurred, the feather of her wing aflutter, it is to me she walks.
My paramour steps light, like a white queen! Nevermore walking! No, but floating! Space between mine lov
Freddy Plays GuitarFrederick Plays Guitar A Comedy Sketch Written by: Ryan CroweFreddy Plays Guitar
Loc. On a grassy area of a school campus, perhaps in a commons area. Time. Midday, Present
[We see an attractive group of girls, LINDSAY, JESSICA and SYLVIA sitting with books, bags, etc. A nerdy looking fellow approaches the group. This is FREDERICK]
Fred. Jessica?
Jessica. Uh, yes? Who are you?
Fred. I’m Frederick, I tutored you once for a Biology test you had.
Jessica. Oh. Thanks…
Fred. No sweat! I just wanted to tell you that I’m in love with you.
Lindsay. O
FateA sunny day in the park. There is a single bench CENTRE stage. GOD is sitting on the LEFT side of the bench. He has long, white hair and a long, white beard, and is wearing a simple white robe. He is reading a newspaper. Enter PETER from the RIGHT. He is wearing black pants, leather shoes, a white shirt and a garish, comical tie. He is carrying a paper bag. PETER sits on the bench next to GOD, setting his bag next to him. He folds his hands and admires the weather.Fate
PETER. Beautiful weather today. GOD [focusing on his newspaper]. Mm-hm. PETER. [Extending his hand] The name’s Peter.
Three Evils
Devious Journal Entry
How are you?
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"Best wide-angle lens? Two steps backward" and "look for the 'ah-ha'."
-Ernst Haas
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im not lazy just disinclined to show my enthusiasm
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im not lazy just disinclined to show my enthusiasm
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Jason Clarke
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"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Ben Franklin
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"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Ben Franklin
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