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Apr 22, 2004 18:54



Hey, I've certainly always thought so. FYI, the weirdness continues unabated. Well, maybe a little abated.

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lovelycharlotte April 22 2004, 19:49:58 UTC
i JUSDGE YOU!!! AHHH!!!

and you're cool because of me. *sigh* yay...

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threeyearcoma April 22 2004, 23:32:11 UTC
you really are pretty inside and out

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naaaawman April 23 2004, 08:45:52 UTC
<3

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naaaawman April 23 2004, 08:47:17 UTC
P.S. I wonder how many of my comments to you have been "<3"

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nuclearali April 25 2004, 19:12:30 UTC
I hope you read this before tomorrow because I need you to hope for me to do ok on my exam tomorrow morning!

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anonymous May 2 2004, 15:41:21 UTC
INSTEAD

It is easy to see now that anything

I ever said was nothing: the slow words

seeming to particularize, delineate,

make real and touchable, -- what were these?

Well, once a naturalness, accepting that,

of course, it was to see, to move and love.

I was. The world was. I spoke of it,

spoke to it, responded, sensed or made its shape.

It is unspeakable, that which exists.

All I ever said was spoken of what

is not, by one who is not. We do not speak

of that. Oh, we say. Make speeches, love.

And it is in place of what we would say,

what will not ever be spoken, cannot: is.

-- William Bronk

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naaaawman May 3 2004, 18:28:13 UTC
Alright, alright, I have to meet you.

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anonymous May 3 2004, 22:32:34 UTC
Try fer comprehensible, if you might. So there's the song. (WHAT a tricky devil.) Motherfucking poets here, there, everywhere, liars the lot. But, but. Still. It doesn't mean enough to me to never forget it. His doubt I like, have always liked, since I saw it, there's a thread of honesty, tho abstract, and stark-minded: you want to cry BULLSHIT to whatever falsenesses, whatever forgeries, whatever fucking bastard lying pricks you come across. And in poems - what-have-yew. So fuck science, engineers, and earners. Also: society's reductions. He may have stood for --'We live in a world we never understand.' -- which I think I follow enough. So, it's right enough: we miss it, always. 'I think always how we always miss it'. Personality, esp, he was keen to pt out, is a great lie, a series, and continues; people living in a space (room, apartment, house) never get far away from what we see in children playing 'house'. Costumes too. A suit, jeans, or tight shirts (to promote reproduction and the continuance of the human species, - wonders we ( ... )

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