3:53 am

[rhyll]

i am wondering if another cup of coffee was such a good idea.

but then, these spaces are so hard to find. i like to own my patch of the night.

in honour of my reappraisal of my current lifestyle, i decided to stay up all night tonight. because night is the time for writing and for trying to make the hidden parts of myself show. maybe i will paint some. and then, tomorrow, after i've been to uni and sat through three hours of international relations, i will collapse and sleep until capoeira.

now, all i need to do is stop fucking around on the internet and write some stuff.

Comments

[bondles.livejournal.com]

Sorry, but you can't have these hours all to yourself. At the moment, they're mine, too. Some nights, sleeping just isn't what you need to do.

That said, I'm not sure if spending half an hour finding a recording of Christopher Walken reading The Raven was all that constructive.

[alexmoon.livejournal.com]

My night has also been less productive than one could have hoped.

Two rather limp poems and the opening line of a short story.

But at least i washed the dishes while i watched the sky lighten.

[bondles.livejournal.com]

I miss watching the sky lighten. It's OK when I'm at home and in bed reading (or out somewhere … the bank of the Swan, for preference), but at the moment, I'm in my windowless office :(

[boxer-the-horse.livejournal.com]

WALKEN!!!! HOLY SHIT I MUST HEAR THAT!!! WALKEN IS ALWAYS CONSTRUCTIVE!!!!!11!!!

[bondles.livejournal.com]

Actually, I didn't like it all that much (and yeah, Walken is a god). You can find it here (scroll about half way down the page)

I thought Lou Reed's version could've been really good, but he changed the words and in doing so arsed it up.