Elisabeth L. Davis(LoA)
Joined May 2009 and calls Twitter home.
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Elisabeth, Situation Escape Artist and Keeper of Fireworks
I’m formerly Mask By the Moon, but during the period “between”, I found a more realistic pen name. I am Elisabeth Leigh Davis.
I’m not much of a writer. It’s more of just a hobby. I try, I really do, but sometimes it’s just not the best. Please do not kill me.
I love colors, I love art, I love music, I love.. well.. life. I have more “family” that I’ve adopted off of the original site than from anywhere else. I really hope you enjoy my writings and I hope my attitude doesn’t get out of hand. I love you all!
Stories
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I Am
I am no beggar; I take no handouts. I am no saint; I sin. I am not steel; I bend, and break When tried, and tried again. I am no dog, I do not take A beating and still love. I am no quitter! This is my vow That I will rise above. I am no mom. You’...
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Help?
“Help? I’m lost. I didn’t mean to be. I just Am.” “Hm. How, though? What would lead you astray?” “Oh, lots,” “Oh?” “Well, It could Perhaps be the people. People Lose.” “No. N...
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Four.
One. Two. Three. Four. Four painstakingly carved letters, each red and swollen, stand on my arms. I was hoping this would help me cry, but as usual, I am wrong. I’ve always been afraid to break the skin on account of infection, and many mock me a...
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Immortal, Convinced
Finally, the pain stopped. I looked up at her, realizing I had dropped into a fetal position during the attack. My attempt at maintaining suavity as I stood was futile, and the old bitch cackled at me. I think I could have taken more screaming than hea...
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Strange Dream
People stand To shake my hand But why they do, I don’t yet understand. Notes are sold From hearts gone cold Why they want them, Something I’m still not told. Vision fades Darkness invades A clear signal, I am not meant to stay. I realize That I wil...
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Of Summoning and Immortality
The pain almost made me cry out. My veins turned to liquid fire, spreading throughout my body, hitting my head with full force, adding to my already pounding headache. What the hell was happening now? It’s not that it’s a rare occurance. Ho...
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Anger Be Now Your Song
My grip tightened on the arms of my chair. If I didn’t vent soon, my fury would consume me, but only mentally. Unfortunately, I cannot die. My name is Abranis. I regret my decision to accept immortality on Earth. I took the coward’s way of ...
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Galen Richmond
Galen wouldn’t look you in the eye, and his monotone voice wasn’t a treat to listen to, but the subject matter was worth it. Even if those odd royal blue eyes never met mine, or his voice wasn’t exactly lifelike, his words were. I rem...
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Goodbye
Condescension, No affection Showed between we two; This made it far too easy To walk away from you. I sensed the end— Doomed to “just friends” But did nothing to help; You thought I was changing, But I’m coming out of my shell. ...
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Welcome to Bangkok
His nerves screamed as he stalked up through the corridors, listening to each door trying to find what he was sent here to kill. He approached the door, noticing the name on it—or lack thereof. Everywhere else had something written on their windo...
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Bless Her
Bless her. The girl without a father, Without a suitable family, Stuck taking care of her sister’s child At the age of thirteen. Bless her. She’s done her share of stupid things, And her old friends won’t let go. She’s put it al...
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Hello Peace
Hello, Peace, It’s been a while Since you stepped through my door. Can’t say I haven’t missed you. Life without you’s been a war. Been up late, Excuse the bags That rest beneath my eyes. Your absence has disturbed my sleep Fille...
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Mutual Friends
Comfortable, and yet, so shy, The two of them appear. I have watched my two close friends Flirt for almost a year. Fleeting glances, inside jokes, Normally wouldn’t mix. But they both see potential For something sweetly rich. Dearest friends, hol...
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Lucid Insanity
Just let me explain. I wasn’t always like this, no. And no one ever ‘led’ me to this, as you seem to claim. Unless you count myself. There’s never been anyone else that held any influence over me. There’s never been anyone...
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Julian's Letter
He stumbled toward the bed and picked up the note, unfolding it with care. Someone had taken some time to put this together. There, in heavily flourished handwriting, was a letter. Julian—— I hope you don’t remember what we talked abo...
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I Won't Be Home for Christmas.
“Thompson, you’ll be on an away team to Abscido V.” John Michael held a smile that would have gotten him locked away in simpler times. Now, though, any expression of happiness was welcome. “I’ve been waiting on you to say ...
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Siren Song
Her song was the object that drew him in, Despite the protests of his fellow men; “Don’t fall victim,” they cried, trying to save, But to her voice he was already slave. Beauty was bait for her ravenous trap, One in which ever more me...
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Open Letters to People that Bother Me: Devin
Devin, I didn’t think it possible, but you disgust me far more now than you did last Sunday. Really bad plan, there. I’d expect even you to be able to see that what you did requires a LOT more than an apology. Emma and I have no plans of be...
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Consideration
“Me? Why am I in bad shape?” My tongue had loosened ever-so slightly from the shock of his warning. He stood and faced me. Yes, he was male. But his face wasn’t entirely human. No, his face was scarcely human, almost solely lupine in appearance a...
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Entrapment
I awoke in pitch darkness, a black blanket pressing nonexistently against my eyes. The air in this chamber—for that is all I can call it, even now—was so damp that even my clothes were wet. A hum from a starting light penetrated the silence accompa...
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Psychological Role Reversal
“We may have accidentally switched roles here,” he said when she started paying attention. This produced a laugh out of the female. “What, I the therapist and you the patient?” she questioned, still giggling. “It’s n...
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Independence of the Heart
A continuing conversation filled the flame-scented air of the library. Overstuffed, paisley patterned armchairs dotted the room, but only two were treated to occupants. One was a young girl, eight years the junior of her male companion who was offering...
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Acceptance
“Yes ma’am,” he replied to his newfound boss. “Excellent. I’m going to nap. I’ll send you home.” The world sucked itself into him and he was sucked into the world as he felt the sickening surge of teleportation...
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Disease
Her clear, authoritative voice convinced him she wasn’t lying. “Then why don’t you?” “I’m a good-hearted woman,” she sneered. “And as much as I hate to say it, you’re valuable. You can be replaced, ...
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Superiority
She wasn’t human. How could she be? She had to be a demon. “Not possible!” His voice cracked as he spoke. “You’ve never tried to change the world, the world’s state has been the same for a hundred years!” He fe...
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Refusal
“Don’t you get it? You don’t scare me. You’ve been working off of fear the entire time you’ve been in power, and it stops here. I refuse to let you continue, do you hear me? You call yourself a god. You’re not a god!...
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Exchanging Tragedies III
“The minute she started to get better… she fell.” His upset voice disintegrated into a frightened child’s halting speech, but his gaze hadn’t left me since he began to speak. “She hit her head… and she had a st...
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Exchanging Tragedies II
“At the beginning of the year, I lost four relatives,” I admitted. Why, after not so much as a few words over three years, was I being so open now? “And a month ago I lost a close friend.” The words just kept coming. “And ...
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Exchanging Tragedies I
He’d dragged me down the alley before I could say anything. He stared at me through his dark hair, as though I’d tell him just from the oceanic gaze. “Alright, Madii. Tell me what’s wrong.” His voice was light and comforti...
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An Open Letter to a Close Friend
You know she’ll tear you apart, yet you still have feelings for her. You really are diseased. You know she’ll be the death of you; you know it because we had to tell you. But I suppose it won’t work this time any more than it’s ...
