| "Forget about your mortgage, we just came here to dance..." |


Futilitythose fingers like steel, dark marks, heat treated...Futility
and the fingers welded around the gold, warmth retained precariously in the tumbler; the ice - blast the ice! It's just a dilutee...
...luxuria of Lygon, matched in marble marvel of the artistic paragon, an unattainable...
the little local poet ... lacklustre
Strahan... desolation...


Le Coup de Foudre 'Emerald,dress',I,laughed, gemstone,seam,intricate,splits, accentuated,explicitly,sensual,Le Coup de Foudre
legs, you,made,me,want,to, escape,to,Spain, with,you, - a cliché - I,said,Barcelona,
you,said,something,sentimental.


Hegemony Serotoninthe ripened, roundHegemony Serotonin
hegemony
your soul holds on my heart, is delicious; it stains my lips plays on them, returning -


Something In the SilenceReligion resided in the silence (My actions were a sacrilege - Sinner; Hissed the hushed echoes). Barrelling brazenly, a Trackless, tactless projectile, Penetrated the blackness: Pure white Lines (perfect linens),Something In the Silence
Punctuated by safeless Not
| "I just wish we all could betray..." |
| "We've been hung up on computers, chatrooms, bills and china dolls..." |
| Many would assume that a first impression could be gleamed from ones appearence, laugh or perhaps by asking them to sum themselves up succinctly - I disagree. Because we are always changing, but paradoxiacally stoical; therefore there must be two ways to gain insight to whom a person really is. Firstly, ones eyes - because they can tell more truth about the nature of a person than any amount, or lack, of words, and secondly, to understand their current state of mind, you should ask them to remember some words with which they identify; because the words one says will vary depending on their current context. "I must create a system, or be enslav'd by another man's. I will not reason and compare; my business is to create." - William Blake, Jerusalem "I have been astonish'd that men could die martyrs for their religion. I have shuddered at it - I shudder no more. I could be martyr'd for me religion - Love is my Religion - I could die for that." John Keats. |
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Men die for their religions - love is my religion - i could die for that
Guthrie
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We're gonna be dust
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Men die for their religions - love is my religion - i could die for that
Guthrie
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