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trilingualist
- Finland
- Last Record: 2012-09-10 14:01:29 -0500
- Joined: May 05, 2012
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This album has tiny stories in all shapes and sizes, images and texts alone or combined. I wanted to have the album in a manageable size, so I had to make some heart-wrenching cuts. It was so hard to choose out of the many many great tiny stories out there! Hope this will be of use :)
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I've trapped your scent in a suitcase under my bed with clothes I can't wear anymore. |
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I do not fear the monsters under my bed. The monsters I fear, are in my head.
---- I would really like to have a different illustration for this...anyb... |
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and friends in low ones. :)
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I've been meaning to add to the Shadow Collab and the Tiny Stories.
Here's trying to hit two birds with one stone - although I think I just grazed one and the other is in denial about being a bird in the first place. Sigh. Damn metaphors.
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People are like Rorschach inkblots – |
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We pretend to be who we wish we were |
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I found the emails be... |
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There are two worlds The one we think we live in And the one we really do
('think' should be in italics for this to make most sens... |
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Having tried her way, the cosmonaut preferred his own way of reaching the heavens.
(OR: Having tried the Nun's way, |
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An illustration for aimeecanto's tiny story 'Silence!'
'He wanted to scream to the world how much he loved her, but they were at the library, so he whispered.'
The way I pictured it with them hiding behind a book and being surrounded by books, I figured that it may as well be in a Library of Tiny Stories.
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This has been your life. We hope you had a ball. Please remain seated while the credits roll. |
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Whenever their song began to play, Their wrinkles vanished, they lost the grey. An unacknowledged truth, it seems: Radios are time-machines.  ... |
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map maker map maker make me a map one to one scale, without single gap map every rock, every thought, every tree a... |
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The right shoe left, knowing the left shoe was right. |
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Stars are jealous of city lights.
So once in a while, they cut the power. |
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A raindrop doesn't know it falls, A raindrop lives a happy life, |
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The kittens wore mittens,
The fox wore socks, The leopard wore a leotard, Thus, highlighting the phonetic unpredictability inherent in the English language. |
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You have reached the edge of the world. Please stand behind the barrier |
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