"Well, I Know He'll Get Where He Wants To, 'Cause He's Got That Fire In His Soul..."

Posted in five of my communities, and updated enjorurasu. Go me!

Now that I've gotten used to LJ's new posting format, it's not so annoying.

"Don't Go Away--Not Now, When Life Has Just Begun..."

*long pause of indignant astonishment*

Waen just hit me in the head with a bloody tin of Altoids (TM)! She threw it at my head!

*sulks* It hurts.

EDIT: ...a long time ago, my subject lines used actually to have something to do with the post below them...

"Happy is What Happens When All Your Dreams Come True..."

Said I'd finish it, et voila, I have. Le Soujin, she is rocking. But not.

Fantine/Dahlia, for elenlaurelin.

( Challenges: the word 'foot' and mention of all five senses )

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Aaaand, for cette_vie, Cosette/Eponine. Please to enjoy!

( Another gratuitous song quote title... )

"Follow It Over the Hill and Stream..."

Waen reacting to Wicked by leaving the room. Oh, dear. May have to put in a different CD.

erinpuff set one of my poems to music! *squee* "The Tragedy of the Young Composer". ^___^ I am so excited and flattered 'n' stuff. Yay!cool.

Also, librarywork fun.

Annnd I am reading The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka. *cries and hugs on Gregor's sister* She's so wonderful. She's my current idol. She's just so nice and sweet and brings Gregor food when everybody else hates him, and--I don't think I can express this properly. She's wonderful. I love her.

Have also got Mrs. Dalloway, and shall promptly read, amongst the other things.

Working on rather odd schizophrenic!Minafic, proposed by Waen. It's not really, but it works to call it by.

*is incoherent again. goodnight*

"I Hope You're Happy, Now That You're Chosing This..."

A La Volonte du Peuple gives me an odd feeling.

It makes me feel half-triumphant, half really, really, heartbrokenly sad. I'm not sure why. I think, perhaps, it's because on the one hand it's so proud and bright and wonderful, and the music is so rising, and on the other hand, they'll all die. On the one hand, it's a song I first heard two Mays ago on my birthday week, and that was good, but on the other hand it reminds me of things that happened a long time ago that won't happen again, and Shouka, because the Difficulty was going on back then.

Michel Sardou has a beautiful voice; it's very pleasant to hear, and I love hearing people sing in French anyway. It's a swelling song, that makes me feel full and tight inside.

I can't truly describe it, I don't think. It's just--it's one of those songs I would never want to lose. It always makes me think of long-ago, even though it wasn't that long ago that I heard it. It makes me think of sunlight and dusty velvet curtains, even though it has nothing to do with with that. It makes me think of being too happy to do anything but cry, or too sad to do anything but want to be hugged for a long time by someone safe, despite that being something that no one in the song is feeling, probably.

I love it so much.