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It’s always “haha” now instead of “teehee uwu check out my MySpace” and I just think the whimsy was a casualty of “progress” and “growth”. Yuck
I should have stayed quiet Kept small like talk But these feelings rising Slippery speech Let you see inside me Scared of what answers I’ll find inside silence I know better than to speak freely Please excuse my squeezing Needs start leaking Didn’t watch my words Too revealing… read more
A fickle fantasy, A fabricated finality. Another caged corroded casualty, Another cloaked 'considerate' centrality Burry the boundless futility, Under scraps of fleeting fulfilment. This story ends with fragility, Not charitable commitment. By all that is great, Perpetuate this hollow praise. As… read more

The demonic being said its farewell indeed. If I may be here, on the other hand, is not yet clear. I felt like saying something about a truth is in order. And yet, the truth shall only be of ... . Merry Xmas! Happy myself for the first time since eternities. Homecoming for two long lost where… read more
You know each other's coffee orders, You share a tooth brush on accident sometimes and you don't even care anymore, You high five after a solid communication moment like "Did we just de-escalate that like emotionally mature adults? Go us!" You burn the garlic bread because they leaned in for a… read more

-We lead through our opportunities and perspectives While at large, We are led towards casualty and inevitability. -So I like to ask as often as I can; may I have this dance? — What do you think? . (edited)
Join the flow of casualty and answer my call! (edited)

September 16, 1939 #OTD Józef Rudolf Kustroń, Brigadier General of the Polish Army in the Second Polish Republic, commandant of the 21st Mountain Infantry Division. Trying to break through German lines and reach Lwów, the Poles fought a battle with Wehrmacht’s 45th Infantry Division. Kustroń was… read more

His rants saying we all can't be friends and need to be cut throat with one another. Say it's a big boy thing. He used an example of Dropping atomic bombs in Japan just to show them being ally. He said JD Vance trip to Greenland was Trumps idea of going real estate viewing. 1. You need ally… read more
As the sun dipped beneath the horizon of New York City, casting a shimmering veil of orange and pink across the skyline, I found myself ensconced in shadows, the whispers of the heartless flickering like the dying embers of a once-hopeful flame. I am a man terrified—not of the shadows themselves… read more

When pen and paper has failed, When hope of compromise is impaled, When dreams of peace get once again veiled, Then our children go to war Through our own works mother and father, Our own naivety led to slaughter, To unknown men we will one day honor, As our children go to war, From plums of… read more
Right now for me, Motionless in White's song Another Life is really hitting me. And it has been for kind of a while. A few months, for sure. Sometimes I'm looking at it from the guy's point, other times I'm feeling the girl's. I wish I didn't let my fears and insecurities and anxieties affect how… read more

So my dnd party have been complaining about the bosses, so my Dm reach out to me and told me if I can't get something printed, that he can work him. I told my very capable DM. SAYLESS. (I WILL COME FO REFRET THIS.) So do this lovely beastie... little did I know. I would be the casualty of war... in… read more

March 30, 1916 OTD World War I: Lake Naroch Offensive, ends in a tactical German victory. The Russian offensive was called off after mounting casualties and the spring thaw had turned attacking ground to swamp. Both sides recorded conflicting casualty reports, with casualties on the opposing side… read more

I had been looking for a title to start with ci-fy genre. Coming across this one has to be the work of casualty xD In her own words, this is a "if this goes on story." a hypothetical picture of how we could end up by the doing of our own hands. It's interesting how some of it has already happened.

March 4, 1941 #OTD World War II: British landing ships HMS Queen Emma and HMS Princess Beatrix, escorted by five destroyers, landed 500 British Commandos, Royal Engineers, and Free Norwegian troops at four ports in the Loftoten Islands, off Narvik, Norway at dawn. Operation Claymore, the first… read more

They say we are not part of society, and then they talk about social for equality. They say we don't belong to the class fit for conversation, yet they call us up for blessings on family occasions. They tease us, titillate us and do us wrong, and then they send us to jail on charges of… read more

March 4, 1941 #OTD World War II: British landing ships HMS Queen Emma and HMS Princess Beatrix, escorted by five destroyers, landed 500 British Commandos, Royal Engineers, and Free Norwegian troops at four ports in the Loftoten Islands, off Narvik, Norway at dawn. Operation Claymore, the first… read more

November 6, 1915 #OTD World War I: Second Battle of Champagne, ends in a German victory. The battle at Champagne, France officially ended as French groups halted action during the five-week battle of attrition ordered by General Joseph Joffre for the coming winter. French casualties were 145,000… read more

October 19, 1942 OTD World War II: Battle of Madagascar The British King's African Rifles regiment captured 800 Vichy French troops in Madagascar without incurring a single casualty of their own.

September 1, 1939 #OTD Wojciech Najsarek, Polish soldier and a worker of the Polish State Railways. Chief of the Gdańsk-Westerplatte train station, he was killed during the first minutes of the German attack on the Polish enclave of Westerplatte. He was the first casualty of the Battle of… read more

Wings of wax melts in heat but without wings of wax, you'll drown. Rise and fall diversity. Rules and submission intricacies. Icarus was just a boy who dared to dream and go beyond the rules of science but what is it that really? Daedalus, his father, tired of being chained up finally made up… read more
This poem is Internal Gloom. Scotch with the zone I glone. Ripples of what will never be entrapped in the tomb of an External Glome. Curved arrows pointing to directions of the same things. I bi-pass and pedal on the canvas of linear actuality. Forced to curve. Innately confined to escape a… read more
New drama. New outrage. New distraction. *Consume, forget, repeat.* Did the livestreamed suicide get justice? Did the violated doctor? Nope. They just slapped on some ‘cello-tape morality’, fed us a shiny new scandal, and we *clicked*, *shared*, and moved on. We’re not outraged—we’re… read more
January 6, 1945 #OTD Herbert Lumsden, senior British Army officer who fought in both the First and Second World Wars. He commanded the 1st Armoured Division in the Western Desert campaign, and later commanded the X Corps at the Second Battle of El Alamein, before being relieved by his superior,… read more

Civilian casualty must be avoided. Missiles must not be used.
August 18, 1870 #OTD Franco-Prussian War: Battle of Gravelotte is fought. The casualties were severe. The combined Prussian and Hessian force had 20,163 troops killed, wounded or missing in action during the 18 August battle. The French losses were 1,146 killed along with 6,709 wounded and 4,420… read more

October 19, 1942 #OTD World War II: Battle of Madagascar The British King's African Rifles regiment captured 800 Vichy French troops in Madagascar without incurring a single casualty of their own. (edited)

July 21, 1861 #OTD American Civil War: First Battle of Bull Run At Manassas Junction, Virginia, the first major battle of the war begins and ends in a victory for the Confederate army. Each side had about 18,000 poorly trained and poorly led troops. The battle was a Confederate victory and was… read more

It is for my client. It is a woman, who has been a casualty of war. This mask features dirt from an explosion that is painted on.

Darkness falls on the swampier area of interior of the Carroway Peninsula as spring moves into summer, and with it, the eerie glowing motes grow in number and brightness in the waters and in the trees and along the ground, and the sound of numerous human screams grows in number and in… read more
August 22, 1961 #OTD Ida Siekmann, German nurse who became the first known person to die at the Berlin Wall, only nine days after the beginning of its construction. Ida Siekmann was born on 23 August 1902, in Gorken near Marienwerder, West Prussia in the German Empire (now Górki, Kwidzyn County,… read more

November 11, 1918 #OTD French soldier Augustin Trébuchon was killed 15 minutes before the armistice, becoming the last French military casualty of the war. However, his death was recorded one day earlier as the French army was embarrassed to have soldiers engaged in combat on the day of the… read more
