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  • I've been coming across more and more poetry, it's like fungus of the mind--parasitic on my synaptic portals--leaving my thought patterns obscure, ambiguous, and stunted. Thus, I give you all my mind can produce--plea…

  • Diatribe:I have, after reading a large pool of blogs, come to realize more distinctly, the degree to which angst and despair are the main subjects of conversation. It has made me more hesitant to read blogs. In an effo…

  • Today was the first day I went mountain biking. It is an exhilerating experience; a vivid rememberance for years to come. It brings credence to the argument that extreme physical exertion is a means to spiritual and me…

  • After reading the The fluffy sponge, I have been inspired to write poetry of my own. That said, here is something I wrote the night after a mini-reunion with university friends, to send a fairwell to a comrade moving to…

  • I found this poem in an old book of poems in a dusty stack of the university annex library when I visited last week...I only wish I knew who the author was...does anyone have any leads in terms of style, voice, subject, …

  • There are those, and I admit that I was such a one, that base their concept of time with terms like "B.C." and "A.D." I have hence forth, beginning on 10:32 p.m., July 14th, 2003, began a new subjective time definition-…

  • Check out: (very cool stuff) http://artbots.org/2003/ http://www.futurefarmers.com/

  • Van Wilder; the layers of intricate magnanimous lacing inspires only one statement:"This is why we must aspire for greatness."

  • Me and Zorgon 5, Part 2: Speaking from experience, I can attest to the working mind and dreams of a fetus. While I was encased and warm, I distinctly remember certain thoughts, certain sensations, and more importantly, …

  • Revelry at the core: Generally, apples are not very large. At most they might reach sizes ranging between 4 and 5 inches in diameter. I was surprised to find that this particular apple is, to put it plainly, BIG--li…

  • Anamneses of 'Coy: Part I Though my real father was not of this world, my step-father was. He was the head of a weaving factory. Often, when I was a child, he would bring me along; mother was regularly quite ill and a…

  • Overseen in an IM conversation: "What is a day job but the arena to see the behind the scenes culmination of the American anti-bliss edifice?" --Unknown

  • Good musak, check out: Nightmares On Wax - Thinking Of Omara I want to put words on top of it....something about a lackadaisical entre(where is the accent!!)e with zesty sauce from a protoplasmic sonic sense stimulato…

  • Little People Observed, Part 3: "a fidgeting fowl fixation" Child 5208114 has entered my life again on my visit beyond the rolling hills, though in brief interaction, his doings are efficacious in changing my level of o…

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