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< nothing is a feeling >
pin point
pressed
eyes closed
a scent
a flower is supposed
a night
a death
a rows on rows
a through
and through
a point
is pressed
there's no
unless
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is this based on a song ray? it's quite haunting. sometimes i console myself with the fact that though i may not be able to write good poetry, i can at least read it.
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(08-07-2014, 05:11 PM)billy Wrote: is this based on a song ray? it's quite haunting. sometimes i console
myself with the fact that though i may not be able to write good poetry,
i can at least read it.
Not any song I can recall. But that doesn't mean
a whole lot since most inspiration comes from the parts of
our mind that we can't consciously access (commonly called
'muse' or 'billy' ). I console myself every time I read a good poem.
I just found a book of Borges' poems and consoled myself
all the way to despair. If our writing depended on favorable
comparisons to what we read, none of us would dare.
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(08-09-2014, 06:17 AM)rayheinrich Wrote: (08-07-2014, 05:11 PM)billy Wrote: is this based on a song ray? it's quite haunting. sometimes i console
myself with the fact that though i may not be able to write good poetry,
i can at least read it.
Not any song I can recall. But that doesn't mean
a whole lot since most inspiration comes from the parts of
our mind that we can't consciously access (commonly called
'muse' or 'billy' ). I console myself every time I read a good poem.
I just found a book of Borges' poems and consoled myself
all the way to despair. If our writing depended on favorable
comparisons to what we read, none of us would dare.
what happened to the book case and the table saw?
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(08-09-2014, 06:20 AM)milo Wrote: what happened to the book case and the table saw?
The book case fell over and the table saw sits quietly rusting,
dreaming of (as is the want of table saws) the thumb or finger
that it sorely wants.
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while in woodwork class at school, i sawed through three quarters of my left thumb and well into the bone. the teacher fainted at the sight of spurting blood while class mates cheered the spurts on hoping for ever higher ones. i'm sure it dreams of me still