i am off detention .... but do not read if you are friends with my ex.

.... but i am so bloodied and broken from the self-proclaimed narcissistic genius arsewipe fuckwit who sticks knives up his arse cos he thinks he's a bodda fuckin vista.

a bodda fucking arsehole more like.


how dare he blame ME for his alcoholism?


how dare HE?


~ NEVER AGAIN ~


i have left this blog public since he reads this and he shall know what i think of his cowardice, his revoltingness, and his utter disgrace and shame.

yeah, take care of your mother huh?

wank off while she falls down and up the stairs.


go to school, read a booooooooook or TWENTY.

end.


i love you all my padres, my tribe.


xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxooxoxoxoxoxoooooooooo

(((((((((xXXXXXXxXXXXxXXXX)x))))))))))

p.s. the photo is called the gates of hell .......

fitting, no?


xox

Born on the same day as Octavius ,,, later Augustus Caesar 23/9 .....

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Cleopatra is by far one of the most ever famous queens of all times in ancient Egypt. Her story of love and death is very famous and she ruled Egypt and made it quite powerful at the time.

Cleopatra was born in 69 B.C. in Alexandria. She was the third daughter in line to her father Ptolemy XII; she later had another sister and two younger brothers. Her younger brother Ptolemy XIII later reigned with her.

Cleopatra’s story is one of the most famous ever.

Not only because of her great love, but because she was deeply in love of Egypt and she is classified by historians to be the last Pharoah of Egypt.

Cleopatra came to the throne after death of her two elder sisters and after death of her father whom was much hated by the Egyptian and had fled to Rome several years before.

During the two centuries that preceded Ptolemy XII death, the Ptolemies were allied with the Romans. The Ptolemies' strength was failing and the Roman Empire was rising. During the later rule of the Ptolemies, the Romans gained more and more control over Egypt. Tributes had to be paid to the Romans to keep them away from Egypt.

She came to reign in 51B.C.and was of 17 years of age. She was the only Ptolemic Pharoah to speak the Egyptian language. She also took on the Egyptian religion. She was very intelligent and was a shrewd politician with an extraordinary charisma. However, she was not beautiful and had a much masculine features.

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She was very will-powered; her struggle began after being exiled to Syria with her sister by her brother, husband and Co-regent Ptolemy XIII. When Cleopatra became co-regent, her world was crumbling down around her. Cyprus, Syria and other capitals were gone. There was anarchy abroad and famine at home.

Between 51 and 49 BC, Egypt was suffering from bad harvests and famine because of a drought which stopped the much needed Nile flooding. Regardless, she started an army from the Arab tribes which were east of Pelusium. During this time, she and her sister Arsinoe moved to Syria. They returned by way of Ascalon which may have been Cleopatra's temporary base.

In the meantime, Pompey had been defeated at Pharsalus in August of 48 BC. He headed for Alexandria hoping to find refuge with Ptolemy XIII, of whom Pompey was a senate-appointed guardian. Pompey did not realize how much his reputation had been destroyed by Pharsalus until it was too late.

She started to go to war with her brother. This occurred after the death of Pompey, who had sought refuge from Caesar to Egypt but was stabbed to death once he came ashore to Alexandria by Ptolemy’s advisors.

Caesar who was on Pompey’s tail, arrived in Alexandria 4 days later. There he acclaimed to be the ruler of Egypt bringing with him thirty-two hundred legionaries and eight hundred cavalry. He also brought twelve other soldiers who bore the insignia of the Roman government who carried a bundle of rods with an ax with a blade that projected out. This was considered a badge of authority that gave a clear hint of his intentions.

There were riots that followed in Alexandria. Ptolemy XIII was gone to Pelusium and Caesar placed himself in the royal palace and started giving out orders to make Ptolemy XIII return again.

Cleopatra’s cleverness led her to invite herself at Caesar’s palace. Wrapped up in a carpet she was delivered to him and as the carpet was unwrapped she appeared to him.

Being rather seductive, she lured Ceasar before Ptolemy,s arrival who upon seeing that they were in love, Screamed out Betrayal to all the Alexandrians.

The Alexandrian War was started when Pothinus called for Ptolemy XIII's soldiers in November and surrounded Caesar in Alexandria with twenty thousand men. During the war, parts of the Alexandrian Library and some of the warehouses were burned. However, Caesar did manage to capture the Pharos lighthouse, which kept his control of the harbor. Cleopatra's sister, Arsinoe, escaped from the palace and ran to Achillas. She was proclaimed the queen by the Macedonian mob and the army.

During the fighting, Caesar executed Pothinus and Achillas was murdered by Ganymede. Ptolemy XIII drowned in the Nile while he was trying to flee.

Alexandria surrendered to Caesar, who captured Arsinoe and restored Cleopatra on the throne.

Egyptian law did not allow a queen to rule without a king, so Cleopatra married another brother, Ptolemy XIV, but she was in love with Caesar. Caesar and Cleopatra spent

the next several months traveling along the Nile, where Caesar saw how the Egyptian people worshipped Cleopatra.

It was at that time that Cleopatra became pregnant with Caesars son. She later gave birth to a son, Ptolemy XV, called Caesarion or "Little Caesar."

Caesar returned to Rome in 46 BCE with Cleopatra and their newborn son, Caesarion. Caesar had only one other child.

Caesar was very popular with the Roman people. They named him dictator. A dictator is a ruler with complete power. Cleopatra was less popular with the Romans. She had called herself the "new Isis." Many Romans were unhappy that Caesar was planning to marry a foreigner.

On March 15, 44 BC a crowd of conspirators surrounded Caesar at a Senate meeting and stabbed him to death. Knowing that she too was in danger, Cleopatra quickly left Rome. Later her brother died and Cleopatra made her four-year-old son rule as the new king. She found Egypt suffering from plagues and famine. The Nile canals had been neglected during her absence which caused the harvests to be bad and the inundations low. The bad harvests continued from 43 until 41 BC.

Rome was in turmoil after Caesar's murder. Several armies competed for control. The two greatest were those of Mark Antony and Octavian. Octavian was the adopted son of Julius Caesar, but Mark Antony was believed to have led a larger army. When Antony asked Cleopatra to meet with him, Cleopatra decided that she had another opportunity to return to power both in Egypt, and in Rome.

Another episode of Cleopatra’s story of love is revealed in her story with Mark Anthony. Their story began when mark Antony asked Cleopatra to come to see him in turkey. She knew that he could be easily dazzled by her glamour and her marvelously- tailored seductive arrival.

He became immediately in love, an affair that led to the birth of his twins, Cleopatra Selene and Alexander Helios. Four years later, mark antonym came back to Cleopatra. In 37 BC, while on his way to invade Parthia, Antony returned to Cleopatra’s arms. He now stayed in Alexandria which was his home.

Cleopatra then gave birth to another son; Ptolemy Philadelphus Mark Anthony gave her much land which was very essential to Egypt. He gave her Cyprus, the Cilician coast, Phoenicia, Coele-Syria, Judea and Arabia. This allowed Egypt to be able to build ships from the lumber from Cilician coast. Egypt then built a large fleet. Antony had planned a campaign against the Parthians. He obviously needed Cleopatra's support for this and in 36 BC, he was defeated. He became more indebted to her than ever.

Much of the later coming tragedy was now being plotted in Rome. Mark antonym’s wife, Octavia was too much frustrated and angry by the very bad treatment of mark to her. Octavian, decided that Mark Anthony was going too far especially after starting to give his illegitimate children royal titles.

Ptolemy XV (Caesarion) was made the co-ruler with his mother and was called the King of Kings. Cleopatra was called the Queen of Kings, which was a higher position than that of Caesarion's. Alexander Helios, which meant the sun, was named Great King of the Seleucid Empire when it was at its highest. Cleopatra Selene, which meant the moon, was called Queen of Cyrenaica and Crete. Cleopatra and Antony's son, Ptolemy Philadelphos was named King of Syria and Asia Minor at the age of two. Cleopatra had dreams of becoming the Empress of the world.

In 32 to 31 BC, Antony finally divorced Octavia. This forced the Western part of the world to recognize his relationship with Cleopatra. He had already put her name and face on a Roman coin, the silver denarii. The denarii was widely circulated throughout the Mediterranean. By doing this, Antony's relationship with the Roman allegiance was ended and Octavian decided to publish Antony's will. Octavian then formally declared war against Cleopatra.

Octavian's navy severely defeated Antony in Actium, which is in Greece, on September 2, 31 BC. Octavian's admiral, Agrippa, planned and carried out the defeat. In less than a year, Antony half-heartedly defended Alexandria against the advancing army of Octavian. After the defeat, Antony committed suicide by falling on his own sword in 30 BC.

CLEOPATRA’S death is one of the most famous ever. After arranging Antony’s funeral, she and her children were taken prisoners but were treated in a good way. Cleopatra afraid of being humiliated decided to take her life.

She would not live this way, so she had an asp, which was an Egyptian cobra, brought to her hidden in a basket of figs. She arranged a big delicious meal and asked for figs.

When the guards entered to see Cleopatra she was already dead. They found the 39-year old queen dead on her golden bed, with her maid Iras dying at her feet. Her other maid, Charmion, was weakly adjusting Cleopatra's crown, and she too fell over dead. Two pricks were found on Cleopatra's arm, and it was believed that she had allowed herself to be bitten by an asp (a kind of poisonous snake). As she had wished, she was buried beside Antony.

She died on August 12, 30 BC at the age of 39. The Egyptian religion declared that death by snakebite would secure immortality. With this, she achieved her dying wish, to not be forgotten. The only other ruler to cast a shadow on the fascination with Cleopatra was Alexander who was another Macedonian. After Cleopatra's death, Caesarion was strangled and the other children of Cleopatra were raised by Antony's wife, Octavia.

Her death was the mark of the end of the Egyptian Monarchs. The Roman Emperors came into to rule in Egypt. The Ptolemies were Macedonian in decent, but ruled as Egyptians, as Pharaohs. Cleopatra was the last pharaoh; after her death Egypt became a Roman province. Because Caesarion was Julius Caesar's son and might pose a threat to Octavian's power, Octavian had the boy strangled by his tutor. Cleopatra's other children were sent to Rome to be raised by Octavia. Cleopatra Selene married King Juba II of Mauretania and had two children, Ptolemy and Drusilla. No one knows what happened to Alexander Helios and Ptolemy Philadelphus.

Cleopatra was quite remarkable, she had great brilliance and her devotion to her country was utmost. She was a quick-witted woman who was fluent in nine languages, however, Latin was not one of them. She was a mathematician and a very good businesswoman she fought for her country.

She had a charismatic personality, was a born leader and an ambitious monarch who deserved better than suicide.

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today i have been in hospital for 14 days.

bonne anniversaire.



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i also take polite requests...

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last song of the night will be ....

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you're going to reap just what you sow ...

it
was
such
a perfect
day

i'm
sad
i spent
it
with
him.

but oh how i lov-ed him
for he kept me hangin' on ...
yeah
he just kept me hannnngging on ....

~ ~ ~ ~

no more.

yep.
i finally set my boundaries.

i ... uh huh, me.
just lil ole lil miss me.
i broke it off for good.
unless certain conditions are met.

i finally told him in no uncertain terms never to call or contact *me* again.

this was after he told me he didnt want to spend the rest of his life having to take care of me since *** I *** will be the one "in and out of mental institutions," (since i have bipolar, and smoke the occasional green with my neuropsychiatrist's full knowledge).

[and yellled/whined/screamed in a a tone similar to that of a serial killer arsewipe whiny pouty three year old tanty throwin fuckwitwanker].



ahhhh, moz.

what a "charming man" this one was.

once more, so wrong.

so so so wrong.

i thought i could save him by loving him, but he doesnt want to be saved because he loves himself only, and drinking his own ... well, you know.


yeah.

seriously.




he is literally the cat that eats his own cream!


ha ha.

yeah, a bared fang grin thru the fury.

and a lost lil girl crying out for a friendly shoulder.

never again an aries boy ... hmmm ... who the FUCK does that leave me with?


ahhhhhhhh ...

rabbit.

[once more, do note use of self-deprecational slash innuendically witty flippancy there]

oh, if only patrick stewart were not married and reeeeeaaalllllllly old.

i'd def go the aerial silkist from la clique ....

pity the cirque left town ... :(

ok, so peeeeeps, pimp me out when i get to the usa yeah????



no.



really.


wow.

[big sighs]

and he has a go at me for being in the place that he, my mother and father sent me to in their own special little ways (along with the neurochemistry o'crse).

un
fucking
belieeeeeevable.


he does not deserve me.


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i am the colour of fame

look at the inportance of my clothes
my pose

hardcore super star* by far.

i am says i
says
i
am i
whaaa?


i will never lose my self in love. not even when they try and make me.


i wanna be a supernova beebbbeeeeees

soon my face will be on every mag
soon my voice will be on every radio station
soon my words will be on all your screens

hardcore superstar by far
that's what WE are

(not him sadly)
he be a dead star.

sad huh?

whatevs ... he's got his booze and his old mum and his gay one friend.

mother's milk, and he and his friend's cream.

he'll be fine.










me?

i'm back to being a goddess on a highway,
a goddess in a car
a goddess going faster
than
I've
ever
gone
before


but this time with the guidance and words of kindness and love i know you will all be beaming my way soon.
i adore *ALLLL* of you!

thanks.

and namafooookinstaaaayayayayayay.

i am SO not in the mood for saying that word properly right now.

i need a fag, my rabbit, chips and coke.
a
cola.

not necessarily in that order.

most of all tho ... i need you.


yes.


~.~.~ Y O U ~.~.~

please?

i'll send you an eflower!

[le sigh]

~ Give me the luxuries of life and I will willingly do without the necessities ~

[frank lloyd wright]


i think that althou love is a necessity, romantic love is a luxury that is simply not open to me.

i guess i'll get moreanimals then.

and more dates.

and toys.

and my heart will heal.

riiIIIIiiiigggGGGhhHHHhhtttT??


s
o
s



p.s. anyone know who else libran firesnake feisty chix shld fish for?!?

[half joke]

yeah .... oh yeah ...

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Illness: Anemone

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Indecision: Pink Rose

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Inspiration For Love: Damask Rose

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Invisibility: Poppy

Jealousy: Purple Hyacinth, Yellow Hyacinth, Marigold, Yellow Rose

Joy: Geranium, Lily of the Valley, Pink Rose, Yellow Rose

Lasting Affection: Magenta Zinnia

Learning Who Is Against You: Rhododendron

Legal Matters: Marigold

Lies: Yellow Lily

Lies About Money: Tall Sunflower

Links To The Past: Forget-me-not

Longevity: Marigold

Love: Lavender, Mimosa, Orchid, Periwinkle, Red Rose, Strawberry Blossom, Blue Violet, Jasmine, Red Chrysanthemum, Wisteria

Love At First Sight: Thorn-less Rose

Love Returned: Ambrosia

Love Secrets: Fuchsia

Luck: Bells of Ireland, Clover, Heather, Strawberry Blossom

Lust: Periwinkle, Tulip

Magick: Iris, Lavender, Lavender Rose

Magick and Energy For Pure Aims: Iris

Majesty: White Lily

Making Friends: Yellow Tulip

Marital Bliss: Yellow Tulip

Masculine Energy: Camellia, Green Rose

Material Wealth: Jasmine

Memories: Periwinkle, Yellow Zinnia

Memories Of Those Beyond Your Reach: Mixed Zinnia

Mental Powers: Periwinkle

Modesty: Violet, Baby's Breath, Yellow Jasmine

Money: Periwinkle, Yellow Poppy

Motherhood: Day Lily, Pussy Willow

Mourning: Dark Red Rose

Nobility: Edelweiss, Magnolia

Notoriety: Tulip

Oblivion: Poppy

Obsessive Love: Primrose, Hibiscus

Overcoming Grief: Hyacinth

Parental Love: Cinquefoil

Passion: Azalea, Rose

Peace: Cattail, Passion Flower, Pennyroyal

Perfection: Camellia, Pink Rose

Persistent Desire: Pink Camellia

Platonic Love: Acacia Blossom

Pleasure: Red Poppy

Pleasures That Inevitably Cause Pain: Tuberose

Power: Dragon's Blood, Rhododendron

Power To Overcome Enemies: Rhododendron

Prayers For Those In Need: White Hyacinth

Pride: Amaryllis, Lilac, Tiger Lily, Tall Sunflower

Prophecy: Dandelion

Prosperity: Cattail, Tiger Lily

Protection: Heather, White Heather, Hellebores, Hyssop, Lavender, Marigold, Mimosa, Pennyroyal, Peony, Periwinkle, Red Rose, Snapdragon, Wisteria

Protection From Violent Crimes And Theft: Heather

Psychic Ability: Begonia

Psychic Sensitivity: Violet

Pure Love: White Carnation

Purification: Gardenia, Hyssop, Lily, Mimosa

Purity: Baby’s Breath, Iris, White Lily

Rainmaking: Heather

Recollections: Periwinkle

Refusals of Love: Striped Carnation

Refinement: Cornflower, Dahlia, Gardenia, Orchid

Refreshing Love: Damask Rose

Regret: Purple Hyacinth

Rejection: Striped Carnation, Yellow Carnation

Relief: Christmas Rose

Remembrances: Forget-me-not

Resentment: Petunia

Respect: Daffodil, Red Rose

Retirement: Acacia Blossom

Returning Joy: Geranium

Romance: Tulip

Romantic Thoughts: Pansy

Ruthlessness: Hydrangea

Sadness: Purple Hyacinth

Scorned in Love: Yellow Chrysanthemum

Secrecy: White Rose

Secret Love: Gardenia, Mimosa, Motherwort, Pink Rose

Self-esteem: Buttercup, Carnation

Sensuality: Hibiscus, Spanish Jasmine, Tulip

Sentimental Love: Pink Carnation

Shame: Peony, Dark Red Rose

Shyness: Peony, Dark Red Rose

Silence: White Rose

Sincerity: Anemone

Sleep: Passion Flower, Poppy

Sociability: Lily of the Valley, White Jasmine, Yellow Tulip

Solitude: Purple Heather

Soothing: Water Lily

Spirit Magick: Dandelion

Spiritual Enthusiasm: Passion Flower

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Stateliness: Foxglove

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Strength: Pennyroyal, White Daisy

Strength Through Silence: Rose

Submission: Green Grass

Success: Yellow Poppy

Sunlight: Daffodil

Sympathy: Jonquil

Sweet Beauty: Baby's Breath

Symbolic Womanhood: Azalea

Temperance: Azalea

Ties Between Lovers: Honeysuckle

To Send A Warning: Begonia

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Unconscious Beauty: Red Daisy

Un-reciprocated Love Magick: Pomegranate Blossom

Unrequited Love: Daffodil

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Valor: Iris

Vanity: Daffodil, Narcissus

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I live in the shadows
I walk in the shade
But when love does beckon
I happ'ly obey

You are my sun
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You make my heat beat
My loins feel desire

My Lovely
My Lover
This poem's for YOU!

I hope you do like it
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Our destiny beckons
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I certainly hope
They're not all
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To Oxford I'll go
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Wait for me baby
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Our lifetime awaits
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Our passion at bedtime
Til daylight doth break

Hearts all afire
Love's blessed bloom
Champagne supernova
Happening SOOOON!

I love you. I will see you in but a few short weeks.

Just hold on tight babe,
I'm the passion you seek.

xoxoxox

The Eternal Feminine; Eros and the Divine.

love is that force, the force that through the green fuse lights the flower, the force that drives our green age, that leads us out of hell and into the light.

our love is light, our light our love.

my heart
wanteth
what
it doth.

my heart
no doubts
mine indeed thine.

love conquers all
all conquering divine
lauren hearts patrick
til endeth
doth time.

mars and venus
dance through the stars
romeo juliet
love over gold

i love you.
i love me.
i love us.
i love we.

the all is one and the one is all ...
i wish you were here, i wish i was there, but yes, we are together ...

the heavens have blessed us
the fates have decreed
you and me baby
from ashes to seed.

always your girl,
lauren of clare

wait for me on the shores of our love?
xox