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Re: write lines
5th Aug 2013 11:27pm
Right? The lines are even deeper
now that I've written these lines.
Now you've got me thinking...
Good work, mate.
now that I've written these lines.
Now you've got me thinking...
Good work, mate.
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re: Re: write lines
5th Aug 2013 11:37pm
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5th Aug 2013 11:46pm
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6th Aug 2013 00:00am
Re: write lines
6th Aug 2013 00:21am
this is brilliantly structured to form 2 related thoughts: that the lines are deep, & that they are deeper now than they were...
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re: Re: write lines
6th Aug 2013 1:07am
thanks very much, I think in
part we write the lines upon
our face...and more deeply
as we grow...thanks again
part we write the lines upon
our face...and more deeply
as we grow...thanks again
Re: write lines
Very well executed. I have read most of what you have here. Very precise. Does what it should, does not waste words. Reveals the quick insight. Very much as Heidegger had conceived of language as a poetic "opening." This is the real essence of poetry. Though I appreciate many of them, there is not a lot to say other than "yes I see" or "well woven" or "quick and clear insight." Mostly I will just hit the button to like the poem because many words at the bottom of a short poem... well it looks kind-of like this.
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re: Re: write lines
7th Aug 2013 1:48pm
Thanks for the review. I've always preferred
the short form, I think if minimalist means
anything it means a spark to ignite wider
thought. It's as if a little poem can be the
start of a journey, not the journey itself.
Thanks again :)
the short form, I think if minimalist means
anything it means a spark to ignite wider
thought. It's as if a little poem can be the
start of a journey, not the journey itself.
Thanks again :)