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Dust To Dust
UN
Unformed
Uninformed
Informed
Information
Formation
FORMED
Disinformation
Distortion
Devaluation
Deformation
Disintegration
UN
Published 11th Apr 2017
| Edited 7th Mar 2024
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Anonymous
11th Apr 2017 10:32pm
The formation of this is wonderful. I love what you've done with the words here. I also love the arrow pointing to the right, as if it is the way - of thoughts, of society, of how people think.
Highly original and carefully constructed. You are one of the more interesting writers that have surfaced lately. Thank you for the read.
Highly original and carefully constructed. You are one of the more interesting writers that have surfaced lately. Thank you for the read.
Hi Missy, thank you for your enthusiasm - and assessment; I'm honoured. Yes, the 'arrow' is all part of it. Thank you for the RL too.
Am still enjoying (and being educated by) your 'tarot' series
Am still enjoying (and being educated by) your 'tarot' series
12th Apr 2017 00:05am
I am feeling a little lost here but I will persevere I need to work with this one :-)
12th Apr 2017 5:04pm
As an inventor for one particular phase of my life I lived the process of ideas coming into form, then watched the prototypes fail to work - and the idea disappeared back into the dust. I think the same process takes place (for example) when 'creating' a celeb, putting them on a pedestal, and then trashing them - which the media so loves. Civilisations rise and fall too.
12th Apr 2017 1:49am
Quite the Walt My Good Man!!!
Dig this Muchly-Depth with minimalism ...that's no slim pickens!!!
Dig this Muchly-Depth with minimalism ...that's no slim pickens!!!
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12th Apr 2017 5:07pm
Thank you Ahavati; short ones are much quicker to type up - once I got the hang of indents.
