Wet, sticky liquid drips down my leg. “What, what happened?” I thought turning to lay on my back. “AHHHH!” I scream automatically turning back on my stomach. As I turn my head I see it. Those eyes. That thing. “What did you do?”. I shout at it, “Where did you come from?”. It all starts coming back to me. I was walking through the woods when I saw him, just a statue. Innocent, right? Wrong. It turned it’s head to face me, then tilted it’s head to the side. I was mesmerized with those eyes, I was frozen like a deer in the headlights. Out of one eye came a dagger and the other fire. The dagger sliced my leg and the fire scorched my back. I still didn’t move. I was still frozen. Then it blinked. Down I fell, out cold. The last thing I saw were its eyes.
An Ode to Seinfeld
In Fiction, Poetry on July 28, 2011 at 2:56 pmBy Dragomir Dimitri Dragovitch
What is the deal with that ovaltine
It is not even shaped like an oval
It is a cylinder
It should be called cylindertine
O great Seinfeld you make me laugh
On at 7:00 the hilariousness starts
Channel 14 it was channel 16
Right before the Simpsons
With friends like George Castanza the jobless clutz
Cosmo Cramer the crazed funnyman
Elaine the only girl
And Jerry the professional comedian
Yes nothing beats Seinfeld
Nothing except the Simpsons
And myself
But that is another poem
Ninja Bear Found in Local Woods
In Uncategorized on July 28, 2011 at 2:49 pmBy: Dragomir Dimitri Dragovitch
(a writing exercise from a photo of a bear running in water)
The bear was last seen in the buscamos woods yesterday at 10:47 pm. Local rednecks asked to comment on this bear refused to answer. ” This bear is so ninja it could take on the yeti, the abominable snowman, and Chuck Norris at the same time” says Joey McNelson, a local hunter and former Chuck Norris fanatic. The only known photo was taken by Mr. McNelson. What he failed to capture was the squad of navy seals that attempted to neutralize the bear. Authorities are warning locals to not approach this bear. They are telling you to call the hotline if you see the bear. The number is, 1-800-what-the-crap-im-going-to-die-2784.