In The Demon’s Head
#105: Behind Her Eyes
April
27, 2013
It’s
early as hell on Saturday. This post was supposed to be up on Friday afternoon
and I failed. However, I hope that you have enjoyed this week. It’s odd how I
spent the beginning of the last two editions of “In The Demon’s Head”
reflecting a little more on the past. Today though I’d like to take a moment
and tell you about what’s going to happen next week. For next week’s
photo-blogging challenge I’m going to attempt to write 3 pieces based around 3
different pictures, that tell one story. It’s going to be an interesting challenge
that I probably won’t be able to do every week but I think I want to try it.
That’s for next week though. For today
let’s look at the picture:
Behind
Her Eyes
Her
eyes tell a story all their own,
A
story of someone,
Who
was unwanted,
And
unloved,
She
came from a broken home,
And
wondered the streets,
For
years,
Before
finally finding something,
She
could make a living at,
Dancing,
The
makeup on her eyes,
Screams
for attention,
And
after all that time,
She’s
okay with that,
She
wants the attention,
It
translates to money,
And
money is the soul,
That
makes the world go round,
One
night,
She
finds herself sitting in her room,
Counting
the money,
And
looking at the stars through her window,
She
wonders what life could have been like,
Had
everything not gone to hell,
Something tells her that it could have been fantastic,
But
her nightmares remind her,
Of
her reality,
She
puts the money in her safe,
And
lays down,
Knowing
that her life,
Is
what she made out of it,
And
in her head,
The
alternative,
Was
only death,
About
The Piece
When
I first saw this picture my brain went to aliens. I don’t know why, but I went
another route for this piece. I can’t explain it half the time when my brain
pipes in and finds those kinds of piece. But, pictures like this are a major
reason I highly enjoy this photo-blogging challenge.
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Until
the next time you want to take a trip through the gates of hell and into the
demon’s head, I’m Kyle Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
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