Oct 6, 2019
out of context scene from my last dnd session
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“I went out there late one night, and set it afire.” From Everybody’s Magazine, 1905.
A $5,650 reward has been offered for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for torturing a cat by burning her face last month.
I wouldn’t need a cash incentive. People who inflict pain on animals for the sake of inflicting pain are the lowest scum of the earth.
Arsonist of Words
In a world where
enjoyment of reading
becomes scarce
it is hard to write how
I feel knowing
no one will read
what I've taken care
to relate as
what is hard to
describe to an audience
that can't comprehend
me because you
are not me
no one can know
another that
is not them.
Words messed jumbled up
sense that doesn't make
meeting ends my mind in
words that are not
she is he
her is him
but never read by who I want
to read what I've put down
love unknown and
not right to values
enforced.
An authors goal is
to be and arsonist
of words.
Standing by anonomously
admiring their work
even if the fire is
unnoticed by others.
(and by others I mean
she who is he
and him not her)
Grand Arsony
Jerr Bear seemed to have the idea that songs cannot be profound. When he probed Cordealz and Mormo for examples, the following happened:
Mormo (joking): Oh, ya know, Justin Bieber.
Cordealz: Jerr Bear, are you serious? Of course songs can be profound! Hell, I'll give you a very simple example, The Beatles had a lot of profound songs.
Jerr Bear: Oh yeah? Like Norwegian Wood?
Cordealz: Like Come Together or Happiness is a Warm Gun, I'm not saying they are ALL profound, but songs clearly can be.
Jerr Bear: Do you even know what that song is about? It's about a guy who goes and sets fire to the house of this girl. IT'S A SONG ABOUT A GUY WHO COMMITTED ARSONY!
Mormo: Arsony??? (in mock voice) "What am I in for?" "Grand Arsony--it's a combination of larceny and arson. The first of its kind."
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