Daily Lit Deviations for June 23^rd, 2010

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Poetry

_{suggested by Blue44
featured by: RunningBear5858}
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ginjon-leprechaun.deviantart.c… ("Dragon Lord") by Ginjon-Leprechaun

<sub>An excellent poem about a dragon, written as an
imitation of the style of the great poem Jabberwocky.
The author perfectly delivers this poem by using a strict,
great rhyme scheme and form, and bringing out
a little bit of that medival writing style.


suggested by: kersee9
Featured by: 1Walkingblind</sub>

radiophonic.deviantart.com/art… ("destination one") by radiophonic

<sub>Bordering on poetic anarchy, this literary piece
rings out with the voice of resistance. The reader
is urged never to accept the conclusions of society
but to seek out those society has not yet known.


Featured by KneelingGlory</sub>

"Midwestern Baptismal Fonts are Called Thunderheads" by ShadowedAcolyte

_{This poem is one of my favorites on all of dA
for its beautiful story and simple delivery. You are
sure to feel connection and satisfaction after this read.}

Prose

_{featured by: Kitri-du-Lac}
How to Play GodIt is really quite simple, Mr. Hare. Your role will be easy. You needn't worry yourself with all the niggly little details of brewing the formula. I can manage that part on my own. All you have to do is keep the lab tidy, assist in capture and restraint of subjects, and help me to prepare them for administration of the drug.
Oh, it is quite easy. I can give you the basic run-down right now, or I can write out a little instruction manual if that would be more convenient.  
Oh, I see. Well, that is good to hear. Nothing more valuable than a sharp memory. In fact, I think that should become especially clear when you have the chance to observe your first subject. It can be quite amusing to watch them come out of it, all confused and whatnot.
All right then, in that case I shall start out with the treatment room. See how it is nice and small it is? Very easy to maintain. The chair is modeled after the lovely designs used to restrain violent patients in mental institutions. There s
leonca.deviantart.com/art/How-… ("How to Play God") by Leonca

<sub>This interesting piece offers an unusual perspective
of one side of a conversation. This forces the reader
to interact with the narrator, contemplating the missing
half. The gruesome nature of the piece is thus
intensified, making it a chilling read.


Feature by TheTerrorOfTheDeep</sub>
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"signed it with your name" by indecisive-x

_{Pretty words are often not enough.}


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