Anyway, the first "blank" post went like this:
WE ARE
WE ARE THE SEEKERS AND THE SHADOWS
WE ARE THE LOST AND THE FORSAKEN
WE ARE THE INVISIBLE AND THE INVIOLATE
WE ARE
WE ARE WAITING, MARTIN.The second post below said:
WE CAN SEE AND FEEL THE FLOW AND EBB
NOW FIND OUR WORDS IN LOG AND WEB
SWIFT AS A SHADOW AWAY FROM THE LIGHT
BRIEF AS THE LIGHTING IN THE COILED NIGHT.
So: mentions of shadows, crappy poetry, and an oblique reference to a blog ("log and web"? really? laaaame!).
On the one hand, this could be a hacker playing some sort of game. On the other hand, it could be the sick fuck who put me in this house playing a game.
Games have rules, though. Where are the rules to this one?
How in the fuck did you get "blog" from that line? o____o I honestly seriously never would have figured that out.
ReplyDeleteWell, it was "log and web." Web + log = blog.
ReplyDeleteNot quite rocket surgery.
I dunno, man. When I read poems and riddles and stuff, I just zone out. I READ the things, sure, but I don't pay attention to the actual words. Something about 'em bores me.
ReplyDeleteYet I'm a writer. So it's not a healthy thing to be bored by words. xD And plus! Logs and webs are nature-related things, as well. You can have a web in a log-- a spiderweb, that is.
FOUR WORDS FULLSTOP TWO WORDS FULLSTOP THREE CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN EXIT
ReplyDeleteAlready knew that.
ReplyDeleteThese are vague enough to fit whatever definition the writer gives to them. I'm good at that.