
Synesthesia by J. Alan Pierce
Pain is a sinister shade of purple. Sirens smell of distant burning.....
Drabble- Tainted by Saul Lemerond
Some say love it is a riverRichmazzer wrote:I felt like it wasn't a love conquers all thing, ("love becomes uncontrolable hunger" is actually what it said I think) but that he still maintained some waning control of his behavior and sensory perceptions so made a sacrifice while he could.
Um I will agree to disagree. All fiction is literature. We seek it for different reasons and we take more or less from it depending on personality and disposition. Some lit is crap in our opinions and some is good. Some is thought provoking, and some is thought deadening.auf_weiderzen wrote:this is fiction, not literature, we are seeking entertainment no deeper truth here.)
Ye gods. A google search for 'Zombie Jesus' gets 391,000 hits. There's some great art there, too.adam wrote: to dislike a story because you define it in its most broad sense, as the reanimation of something that dies, is risky, because then technically jesus was a zombie, and the bible a zombie story, and therefore impossible to like. but not everyone does like the bible, and that's ok i guess. all im saying is that when it comes to the bible and synesthesia, you can't like one or the other- it's a package deal.
Thanks, Tweedy. You just wrote my Easter sermon. It might need a few visual aids. Hmm... Zombie flicks and chocolate make for fun church!Mr. Tweedy wrote: Jesus doesn't meet those criteria, so I would say he's not a zombie, whether or not the more general term "undead" could apply. As cammo points out, Jesus is actually sort of a reverse zombie. He rises from the dead so that humans can eat His flesh. An un-zombie. Is Jesus the unundead?