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Wintry Acceptance

Crumpled pages, stained with mistaken thoughts, Are the mono-chromatic leaves Of the Autumn
That is settling into your head.
A wintry acceptance stills Your once fevered fingers. Chilled are thoughts Once so eager.
I've never seen a frozen pond But they say that it doesn't completely Freeze. The fish survive beneath the shell, Dreaming fish dreams of
The time when they can escape a Watery world. Pretend to be birds.

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NebuchadnezzarSeven years caliph of cattle, rajah of ragweed, emir of empty wastes, when he returned to his stuffy throne, to his discomfited viziers, to his obsequious magi was there not some mounting awe soon overshadowed any pity or ridicule, a cumulative respect for this once-mad king come shambling back
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Long time gone

Thu May 8, 2008, 9:08 AM

It's been a while since I've written anything besides the odd journal entry. But lately I've felt the desire to start writing again. So I've made a pact with myself to write something every night, not worrying about whether it's good or not, just pushing myself out of this year-long writers strike. If it goes well, hopefully I'll be posting here again.

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Current Residence: school.
Interests: words, colours, textures.
Favourite movie: Pride and Prejudice, Gosford Park, An Ideal Husband
Favourite band or musician: Barenaked Ladies, Save Ferris, showtunes,Counting Crows, Weakerthans.
Favourite genre of music: That which is deceptively happy.
Favourite artist: Edward Hopper, Tadao Ando, Mark Rothko.
Favourite poet or writer: Jack Gilbert, Emily.

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~musical-nymph Jul 25, 2006, 6:27:43 AM

I couldn't find a free version of that interview online

Here: [link]

It might be worth buying the issue.

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~leighyoung Mar 29, 2006, 9:13:51 AM

I feel like I'm being watched...

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~Robsonnet Jan 27, 2006, 5:40:14 AM

Thanks for the watch and all your thoughtful comments. I'm looking forward to seeing what you'll write next.

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~musical-nymph Jan 22, 2006, 9:09:50 AM

You and your writer's block.

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~Robsonnet Jan 20, 2006, 8:45:11 PM

I am incredibly impressed by your poetry, can't wait to get back to read more of it. I'll definitely have to keep you on my

list so I don't miss any future writings.

BTW, I experienced Rothko last summer for the first time, at the National Gallery in DC. I was fortunate enough to be with my former girlfriend, an artist, who showed me how to find the right distance and let the power of the piece wash over me. Mind-blowing!

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The Trouble with a Love Poem

~abitalarming Jan 23, 2006, 2:41:12 PM

I'm glad you were able to experience Rothko correctly, he really felt his works had a spiritual aspect to them, and he hated to be parted with them and refused to sell many of them during his lifetime. If you ever get the chance (or you're in the area) I'd check out the Rothko chapel in Houston, it's amazing in an almost overwhelming way.

Thanks again for your comments, I'd love to have you read anything of mine and give me your opinion..

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