Lady Amber, I have moved that link to the Prologues post.
I ~do~ hope I don’t drive you all mad with my linkings, as they seem to be showing up as comments in your own blogs. If it does drive you mad, please enjoy the experience. It is far better than thinking in cardboard.
You have stumbled through this dark forest, brambles tearing at your clothing, for what seems like hours. Now you find the grove... the moss is soft and deep, the stars overhead are bright as diamonds caught in a rippling wave of velvet. And then you hear the singing... soft and strange, the tune haunting, the words unknown to you. As you peer through the darkness, you see the singer, a woman...
Who is the Muse?
the Lady Darkling Elytis,
Marquise of West Speirling Isle, Banshee of Tanglewood.
Irish, slightly mad, pale of skin, hair like a long curling purple cloud, eyes like sparkling midnight jewels. Older than she looks. Dressed as a lady of the Victorian era... on her way to a funeral, or an All Hallow's Eve ball.
Darkling Elytis is an avatar in the online virtual world, Second Life.
The writer behind her ~is~ her, through a twisted glass. She is ~not~ also Sysperia. Caledon is a very independent neo-Victorian nation-state in Second Life. Nearly all that you read here is real, on a deep level. Details, however, are poetry. Reality can be a slippery thing. Just sssllliiide on in...
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Amber Palowakski said,
August 3, 2007 at 11:31 pm
Technically, taking my Coach to the docks is the second installment of my prologue…I will write my Part One tomorrow or Sunday.
DarklingRose said,
August 4, 2007 at 12:22 am
Lady Amber, I have moved that link to the Prologues post.
I ~do~ hope I don’t drive you all mad with my linkings, as they seem to be showing up as comments in your own blogs. If it does drive you mad, please enjoy the experience. It is far better than thinking in cardboard.
Emilly Orr said,
August 4, 2007 at 3:11 am
“Clever people never be’s cardboard boxes…”
*ahem*
*wanders off*