by Nyl

Published June 10, 2012

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Love commented Comment · Jun 10, 2012

Wow, I was unaware that you were such a good writer, Hei... And what the yet-to-be poet said... A very amusing work :D :D :D

Nyl replied · Jun 11, 2012

Thank you so much Drak, that's what I like about you, you know how to appreciate real piece ;) XD

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JesusLvr18 wrote a review Review · Jun 10, 2012

umm... did it not post?

Note: What is written beyond this point is completly sarcastic.

I love the illusion factor in this story. Or, is it a poem? One will never know. That's what I love about this! The emptiness of it really represents the emptiness inside us all, doesn't it? Perhaps you could write a sequel that can fill that emptiness.

In a strange way, this reminds me of the Amish dolls. You know, the one's with no face? Yes, those! They make them with no face so as not to create a false image, give pride to one with similar features, and not offend anyone who doesn't look like it. A story with no words cannot affend anyone, can it? Very good! I look forward to more invisible writings!

Note: The sarcastic part is over.


Sincerly,

~~Heidi~~

Nyl replied · Jun 11, 2012

you just made me laugh! XD yesh, this is actually the same to the invisible art of James Franko----- that sold sacks of dollars! Be glad I posted it here for free!!

Anyways, this is a mess post and its just---there is no delete button, so yeah! XD the real post is HERE work.php?id=95832



I always knew that deep down in every human heart, there is mercy and generosity. No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.
— Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom