#overtly

Gina: Hey Ricky,yeah I'm fine, Maddox shoved me.

Ricky:....What?

Gina: I kissed Maddox, and to be fair I did not get permission.

Ricky: WHat?

Gina: we were in the teachers lounge closets getting stuff for a surprise for Jet, and the English teacher walked in.

Ricky: ok?

Gina: And I couldn't think of any good legal reason for two students to be snooping around the teachers' things. Listen, I will be happy to talk about it later, but someone saw us through the window and now I have to find Maddox and apologize, and also her girlfriend before the whole school thinks she's cheating.

Ricky: full disclosure, Im a little sad I missed that

Gina: Richard!

Ricky: oh come on, the combined talent of you two at improve? That sounds hilarious.

Gina:..............

Ricky: don't have a comeback?

Knew naught of what I’d done, only heard of what was sung. The moon rose asking a star for reflection, of diamondlike perfection. The grasping of straws sucking at lightning, funneling into filings.

Obliged to find hatred within lovely words, asked for an unbinding spell. The witches and wizards told of such hell, when it came to love poisons. To venomously inject, cowering at the doorframe, framing attention cowardly.

As ordinary as ignoring— not asking, not pouring, justly forwarding. Routine maintenance may exist within friendly questions found in ignorance. But, space is infinite, infinite in scary detail but finite within tales, of scales—

Dragons bewared even the whales, while Elephants have long memories— The deep sea creatures do not see enemies, they already are treacherous; Being less acquainted with small talk, they only feel the boats as they rock–

Rolling against coal’s fire, they asked again: do you care, of me, overt desire? Scripture stated quite clearly: do unto others as their cheekiness does unto thee; Lovely guilt described the pain, the pangs upon caged pages of inert phages—

Bacteriophage eat up their rage, their sadness still lingers internally, mightily, Mitochondriacally defined the cell as a prison, impersonated a deadly visage—Called upon the quiet self, asked without: how can we check the list unseen?

Silly little guys :D

A well-made, if overtly faithful, remake with Adithya Varma

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Wolverine: The Lost Trail is as Overtly Political As The Best X-Men Stories

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