Daily Lit Recognition for July 13^th, 2015

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Poetry

_{Suggested by: comatose-comet
Featured by: chromeantennae}
seasons and stateson a walk to Georgia, once
California skin ripened by summer, sunsugar dreams
dripping through teeth and running down her chin
she smiled, and the world fell hard before the winter
seasons and states by nawkaman

<sub>Suggester says: There's something about
the states and that last lines that hits hard.


Featured by: PoeticMolecules</sub>
hologrammatical musings (20/30)!blooming are the cherry blossoms
,float we up and upper
?spring
    /nullify they winter’s brea(d)th
    into bloom/bursting
    :like the golden Leaf frozen just
    beneath the surface
    has burst has
?spring
/when walking through the park the other
day i saw/saw you/such majesty
:a single petal/Goodness
    /like the hologrammatical musings
    of a star : or a palyndrome’s infinite
    turning
!spring
hologrammatical musings (20/30) by scripted-silence
<sub>A gliitched, descriptive piece on Spring.


Featured By: AyeAye12</sub>


What You’d Be Without Me by TheGlassIris

_{A breathtaking poem on a relationship.}

Prose

_{Featured by doodlerTM}
Promotion ExamMy opponent and I tease the air with our blades, searching for a weakness in the magnetic energies that shield us from one another. She feints, but it's a cumbersome maneuver, fitting her inexperience.
It's a cruel, power hungry family that pits a child against a veteran of the arena, one who had defended his position from numerous foes. They should have given her time. The stars know I'm ready to relinquish my seat at the council, but it will be to someone given the chance to earn it.
The girl has the gall to taunt me, unaware that she has committed at least seven technical flaws. Eight if you accept Rokdan's writings describing shield techniques.
My blade catches for a microsecond and I press into the crease. The barrier buckles and I surge into my opponent's reach with a flurry of blows.
She parries and spins, evading my strikes. A demon if ever I have faced one.
My body is absorbed in the fight - muscles sparking with memory - but my mind is calm. I had expected a hasty, inexperien
Promotion Exam by BrokenTales

_{A brief but detail-filled flash
fiction piece about a fierce battle.}



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