Daily Lit Recognition for November 26th, 2015

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Daily Lit Recognition for November 26th, 2015

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Poetry

_{Featured by: AyeAye12}

Empathy - A Conversation A:   It is easier for my soul to keep
  infirmities and silences hidden deep
  Buried far from thought and kind
  remonstrances from your gentle mind.
B:    I witness but a gleam of truth
  and hold it as dear as memories of youth
  The unmerited You, revealed in twine
  a labyrinth constructed to a unique design.
A: I'll weave myself into misery
  tied by this self-serving sympathy
  My tapestry woven of tendrilled tears
  that in their shimmering, Delight, appears.
B: So in this fabric that conceals
  all that I would have revealed
  I'll seek for You, there to find
  and by this search I will us bind.

Empathy - A Conversation by DeiSophia

_{An eloquent poetic dialogue on personal understanding (and, lack of).}

_{Featured By: NemoX7}

Sea GazerCrashing against a wall of sand
Ticking, tocking
Falling as waves
Rocking
A bed of rough stone
Frozen in timeless moment
Watching gentle jumps
Leaping
White and black and white
Commanding
Silent

Sea Gazer by Arsonyc

_{A stunning verse, which bears a fantastic rhythm throughout so much so you find yourself gazing out to sea.}

Prose

_{Featured by: betwixtthepages}

Where the Dead Sleep"Tam."
He heard the whisper, but detected no movement in any of the seven tubes. Life signs remained null. No one was awake, but he knew what he had heard. It sent a chill through him.
"Shut up, Tam, and pass the damn wrench."
Tam Sutherland continued to stare at the Sleepers through the silver glow of the stasis field. The repairs had been slow, and his partner, a woman with maddening resolve, had decided talk was bothersome. It didn't matter they were the only two awake on the blasted moon. Dr. Stanton wanted nothing to do with him.
"The sooner we finish, the sooner you can go home and I can get back into meditation," she had said.
Well, Tam didn't want to go back just yet. The Sleepers had gone into stasis nearly three centuries before after the infection nearly wiped out the colony. At the time, most of their scientists and doctors were dead, and those who were left were ill equipped to fight both the parasites and the deadly radiation that trailed in the wake of the sister planet.

Where the Dead Sleep by NamelessShe

_{This short fiction piece is bound to keep you sleepless with terror!}

_{Suggested by: harliequin}

Featured by: betwixtthepages</sub>

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On Forgiveness by Farand

_{From the suggester: Deep in its simplicity, descriptive and captivating beginning that had me almost meditating, myself!}

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DeiSophia

Dec 14, 2015

OMG I logged in and there was this! I should really log in as much as possible. Thank you so much!!

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