my sentiments exactly
From Two Poems About Poetry, by Nico Alvarado-Greenwood:
That we can only write
the poems we can write
is tautological but true.
But I don't want to!
I want to write the poems
I can't write.
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I love Google's definition search thing.
Tautological: using repetition or excessive wordiness; redundant use of words.
Other news: I am letting two stories simmer. Another two are sitting in my inbox blinking at me. I have no idea how I end up writing these things in the CTC CompLab, especially when I'm so paranoid that someone's going to look over my shoulder and point a finger at it. I end up typing in Yahoo Mail in the smallest Garamond font. x_x
Also, I now know how to do T-statements and Trial Balances. And, uh, how to do a lot of fancy commands on MSWord that I will probably still never use, but. At least I know them.
That we can only write
the poems we can write
is tautological but true.
But I don't want to!
I want to write the poems
I can't write.
---
I love Google's definition search thing.
Tautological: using repetition or excessive wordiness; redundant use of words.
Other news: I am letting two stories simmer. Another two are sitting in my inbox blinking at me. I have no idea how I end up writing these things in the CTC CompLab, especially when I'm so paranoid that someone's going to look over my shoulder and point a finger at it. I end up typing in Yahoo Mail in the smallest Garamond font. x_x
Also, I now know how to do T-statements and Trial Balances. And, uh, how to do a lot of fancy commands on MSWord that I will probably still never use, but. At least I know them.