ORIGIN: It’s a family tree. Rabbits belong in the moon, and I like to tie my hair, but brother was the lunatic in the family. He chose a bird, but I patterned myself after a butterfly because beauty picks most every lock. I was a mousy little thing, not anybody’s pick of the litter. I […]
BATTY FAMILY TREE: GREAT-AUNT. Read More »
ORIGIN: In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s the same Brush as last time. But this teddy bear belongs to a little vampire and a mouse is hell bent on taking it from him. Someday a mouse will come for my teeth. I know it in my bones because a butterfly has already come for my
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ORIGIN: The Brush gave us an alien and this is what we got when we dissected it. I wish I could reach into my heart, but I am just an alien without a flying saucer. I hate playing dress-up. I am drowning in this white shirt. I can’t breathe. It reminds me of the darkness
ORIGIN: This Brush is a butterfly at heart. Waiting with bated breath for us to paint its wings as the whim takes us. Nothing sets my heart aflutter these days. The butterfly is still there, but there is a disconnect. My cerebral stars are all present and accounted for, but the anteater seems to have
NOT QUITE A BUTTERFLY. Read More »
Everything starts with a corpse (屍尸), a body that has been abandoned by its soul. In the first half of that word, we find a deer (鹿), and what’s left is a pair of wings (羽根). They could have belonged to a bird or an insect, but we will go with a bird because we
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ORIGINS: The word was butterfly. In a different language, but no one is perfect. Anyway, MARIPOSA. MAR is sea. And if you use the I to turn the P into an R, ROSA is rose. Thus, a sea of roses was born from a butterfly. By the way, the props of the second and the
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Some say that the soul dwells in the eyes. We believe that words have souls too. Thus, we turned some words into the eyes of these children.
In this planet there are turtles, butterflies, whales and pigeons. In this planet there is a girl. What they have in common is a nose, a compass. How sad that only one of those noses is broken.