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crypticbard commented on: the lost letter by Spinoza 2 years 3 weeks* ago* With gymnopedies still: With gymnopedies still playing I had likewise pressed play ▶️ and listened/read this letter which represents and gives voice to a universal countless, including those of the author and the intended. My vote is to keep it posted for all their sakes. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: main architect by redbrick 2 years 3 weeks* ago* And ancient Roman Poetry was: And ancient Roman Poetry was based upon numbers of syllables in the lines, but the lines had to contain a specific amount of long and short vowels---and I am not enough of a scholar to state how they determined whether a vowel was long or short. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: main architect by redbrick 2 years 3 weeks* ago* Thank you---and I mean, thank: Thank you---and I mean, thank you very very much---for posting this excellent poem about an excellent perspective. [ go to comment ]
crypticbard commented on: forgive me, pater by redbrick 2 years 3 weeks* ago* Nothing like: Nothing like a good long drive! Had friends driving between Cali and L.A. over the weekend as well. We were in touch via social media, then the Itaewon incident almost a week ago now. Somehow this interconnectedness suggests to me something quite a bit more than catchy. But pay no heed to my burblings. The counsellor used to note a tendency to overthink. Lol. [ go to comment ]
crypticbard commented on: main architect by redbrick 2 years 3 weeks* ago* Much like the feel and: Much like the feel and bearing of ancient Nihongo poetry, how curious [ go to comment ]
Spinoza commented on: Counting Boxcars by Spinoza 2 years 3 weeks* ago* Good Summer Fun: Gin & Boxcars… it’s a hell of a summer pastime. [ go to comment ]
Spinoza commented on: Counting Boxcars by Spinoza 2 years 3 weeks* ago* part of the soul: Trains have always been a part of my life, one way or another. [ go to comment ]
Spinoza commented on: forgive me, pater by redbrick 2 years 3 weeks* ago* I dig it: Drove across the whole South West listening to Moby Play… from LA to Joshua Tree Park and Palm Springs… to Flagstaff and Sedona and The Grand Canyon… to Mesa Verde National Park… to the Four Corners and Monument Valley… to Salt Lake City… to Los Vegas… and back to LA. It was the perfect album for the journey. Digging that “Lost in the World Like Me Theme” It’s catchy ain’t it. [ go to comment ]
Spinoza commented on: passer-bye by Spinoza 2 years 3 weeks* ago* a shortage in the factory: Love – that’s what the world needs more of. There must be a shortage in the factory somewhere. [ go to comment ]
Spinoza commented on: passer-bye by Spinoza 2 years 3 weeks* ago* You’re like me then: P.S. You’re like me then. That’s exactly how I feel. Something has gone very wrong somewhere for things to have gotten this way. [ go to comment ]
lyrycsyntyme commented on: Live a little! by Teytonon 2 years 3 weeks* ago* haha So are you saying that: haha So are you saying that you pour a shot of borboun into the adult's bags? [ go to comment ]
Teytonon commented on: Live a little! by Teytonon 2 years 3 weeks* ago* The kids love it.: The kids love it. As for the adults, I remember what Ogden Nash used to say..Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker! [ go to comment ]
lyrycsyntyme commented on: If the world was kind by rachel 2 years 3 weeks* ago* Sublime mourning for abandoned potential: You can learn a lot about the eyes of a person by the first thing they mention when asked about what they seek in the world/another/themselves. Your eyes don't fail you, as far as I can see. [ go to comment ]
lyrycsyntyme commented on: Live a little! by Teytonon 2 years 3 weeks* ago* If that's the roster, the: If that's the roster, the kids (and probably a few adults) must have made two or three passes by your family's place. [ go to comment ]
lyrycsyntyme commented on: Oblivion by cerulean_soulhaze 2 years 3 weeks* ago* Are we thereafter frozen in time?: Dark and deep as an ocean bottom calling. The greatest depths drink the river. [ go to comment ]