Metaphorical - Blog Posts

people are like "if you put crabs in a bucket they can't escape because they keep pulling each other back in, this is called crab bucket mentality and describes why people don't help each other" and never acknowledge that crabs do not naturally occur in buckets, a human with more power had to put them there

The Wh@e, Wives, Husbands, Daughters, Gentlemen.

The wh@e had serviced all the men in the village. She lived deep in the woods so all the wives called her (The Witch) cuz of it.

The wives then plan to burn her at the stake behind the husband's backs out of sure jealousy. They of course succeed easy to do enough.

After that the husband's filled with emptiness losing the only thing that truly gratified them.

Plan to kill their wives & do.

Now attempting to marry there daughters.

The young gentleman in town are ran out into the woods to starve and rot. They surprisingly make a home in the trees. Filled with rage for being promised to bewed the fine ladys to keep ins€t down.

Meanwhile the daughters feel heartbroken at least some of them about the end of their mothers . And the horrors of marrying their fathers push some to almost end their own lives.

Thankfully the gentleman devise a plan to strike. It goes well a enough.

Now the new husbands & wives promise to never repeat the acts of the old but walk forward to the future.

They make a road in to town through the forest. Then burned down the old village to the ground cropes & all old mishaps. They all take only what they need.

Fin. Jammy Orchid

A world of words

I like seing the world as a library. Streets as shelves and people as books. All with different covers, some plain but the pages are filled with insight and pride. Others are elegant and beautiful, though the ink is stained and pages scraped. Some are closed, some are open. Some pages are filled with small letters to fit it all In there, while others are still waiting to be filled. I love being in the library, and I will cherish every single book I bring home.

I have to say I highly recommend this book, I am totally hooked. Can't put it away, it is just so interesting and gives you the impression that you really were there. Everything is so delicately written. Like Sayuri is sitting face to face with you, telling the story herself. How I love this book!