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May 16, 2004 17:12

For Stephen
Boston, Spring 1812

What could he do, with his mainspring, his prime mover gone?

--The Fortune of War

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sparowe May 16 2004, 21:53:37 UTC
"No one sees the fuel that feeds you"... those were the lines that got me... almost as much as the line about the name of a loved one becoming blood.

This poem touches me in a way that I can't explain; it feels "right", but if I were to try and draw lines explaining why... they would go to waste.

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ghazalah May 17 2004, 13:20:21 UTC
I think I know what you mean, though. It's something we all know, intuitively. Our secret motives...

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ann_septimus May 16 2004, 22:13:15 UTC
That is perfect. So simple, so beautiful. *sigh*

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ghazalah May 17 2004, 13:18:17 UTC
I'm anxious to find more of her work: I'd not read any before.

Off to the bookstore!

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anglepoiselamp May 16 2004, 22:59:22 UTC
Oh lord. That poem is impossibly beautiful. *adds to memories*

On a random note, your icon is cracking me up. I've been watching it for god knows how long now and giggling madly. :D

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ghazalah May 17 2004, 13:16:43 UTC
I don't know what I was thinking when I made that icon. :-D Glad you like it!

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