Wax Tears

August 19, 2009

Wax tears

Everything is slow this morning, making me wait. Even the keys of the keyboard can’t keep up with my fingers. I want them to go faster, tick tock, like the clock. Honey on my fingertips from little bear’s porridge makes them stick, all covered in dust.

Sleep in the corner of my eyes forms wax tears as I struggle to light the lamp inside. I should be drawing, or writing, I know this, but time slips away like magic beans through my fingertips. Tomorrow she says. Late, Late, for a very important date.

The Circus Master told me when we answer this question we must leave Neverland. Curiousity killed the Cheshire Cat. What do you want to be when you grow up? Don’t answer it, don’t grow up. Throw that pocket-watch in the lake.

27 Responses to “Wax Tears”

  1. Claudia says:

    I love this. <3

  2. Morgan says:

    This sounds pretty.
    It flows like writing should.
    You’ve won that acheivement. <3

  3. Sanyu says:

    I couldn’t answer that even if I wanted to. I don’t know if that’s good or bad… but I’ll happily stay forever in Neverland :)

  4. Snow Drawn says:

    This is so lovely. It makes you think. ♥

  5. Betty says:

    I love your perception of the world! Your take on life is so fanciful. I wish I could interpret things like that, but my mind is, unfortunately, far too technical. :9

    I hope you don’t mind me asking, but what kind of camera do you have? The photos you post here are absolutely stunning.

  6. I will never answer that question … and the pocket-watch was thrown in the lake a long time ago!! :)

  7. Claire says:

    So very whimsical~ I love it :)

  8. Schiaparelli says:

    So slow and lovely!

  9. Suzannah says:

    oh this post is so inspiring and beautiful dear ♥

  10. Stacy says:

    beautiful words and beautiful imagery ♥

  11. Clara says:

    I certainally shall never answer that question, the thought of it makes me quite sick in fact. I plan to run away to the woods if they try to make me.

  12. Raelynn says:

    That is amazingly beautiful! It actually applies to my life now, since school has just begun and I’m in difficult classes.

    I especially love your combination of the various tales.

  13. It is always a good idea to throw the pocket watch in the lake. And time does slip like magic beans as well. I wish I could stretch time out to create more. xx

  14. Lovely. I think this is how I feel most days.
    I love reading your musings <3

  15. Katherine says:

    Hey, Skye, I tagged you with an award, but it’s for your old blog, The Princess Portal. I hope you don’t mind :)

  16. Layla says:

    *dreams away*

  17. Gracie says:

    this is beautiful, inspiring and dreamy. such lovely writing.
    your blog is so amazing. i am in love with it.♥
    xx

  18. Karin says:

    I can’t wait for the day your writings will turn into a book, and I’ll go to a book store and see it as one of nytimes best sellers and say to myself, Karin you were right.

  19. Eliza says:

    i’m so happy that i have discovered your blog. i find little sparkles of magic all around it, i will read it from now on, and have a look in your archive :) it’s so inspiring. your words are beautiful, here. i especially like the last part… of throwing the watch into the lake. the photograph of the candles reminds me of the smell of natural wax… it’s so fascinating! much love from Portugal <3

  20. Korin says:

    When I grow up, I sorta kinda want to be a vampire. ^,-,^

  21. Taryn says:

    I just now stumbled upon your blog and your writing is so beautiful. I’m going to go get cozy in my room with a book right now and think about just exactly what I want to be when I grow up.

  22. Millie says:

    Everyone around me is trying to force me to answer that question. I don’t want to, because I don’t know. Even if I get punished, I won’t answer.

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