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cardiogeist

pining slightly

Jun 11, 2004 11:03

dismantled dreaming for so long portraits of self life rippling through time energy fields building bursting momentary existence memory missionary light of mind alive interior obstacles illuminated by signs elemental bliss and fission naturalness lightning by the seaside storms inside me you never knew about the timeline I've seen inside your eyes ( Read more... )

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rahbeddy August 9 2004, 18:54:42 UTC

matt, good stuff this is, your trademark, you pathetic romantic, i love you, dis be betty ..rawbetty that is an dammit im sorry ive not typed to you in awhile but i will when i get my things togther. im moving to portland spt 7th; soon rilly soon my frirnd. im at the library right now and time is too too finate so i must depart but so when i get estblished ( sorry ive smoked myself into obvious stupidity since our last encounter) there i will make 3rd contact with the 1st kind good fella. Oh yeah I made some new music on a 4 track cassette recorder. ( also i lied about the stupidity thing, i rilly havent been smokin at all boay!) peace baby.

sup beeyatch! cardiogeist August 23 2004, 08:44:51 UTC

sorry I didn't respond sooner. I meant to and then forgot as I am wont to do. good to hear from you! thanks for the props! glad to hear that you are going to be moving and getting to a cool city. I guess travis and neil are there eh? good luck with that! I'm still fooling around here. I got really depressed over a girl for a while (hence the pathetic romantic poetry). I'm feeling better now and have met a guy to work on some music with, but I still feel that I need to get out of here. I'd like to hear some of what you've been working on. we'll have to do some trade one of these days. and one day maybe we can work on some stuff again. you know what reminded me to write back to you? I was looking at amazon and reading about valis and someone mentioned king felix. it made me think of you. I read the third book in Dick's last trilogy of which valis was a part. it's called the transmigration of timothy archer. and now I'm reading a bio of Dick. obsessed perhaps? not really, but it's interesting stuff. I read plenty of ( ... )