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when i make sculpture (Free verse) by ay deee

i think: no, i look then extract obscure slivers and blatant symbols a man choking on a pair of pliers a silver coated stalagtite chopping and casting wiring and grinding clay in the air all the while thoughts do creep in conceptualization this red brick means something different to everyone my vision blurs goals melt and flow roundabout solidification i keep my hands and mind busy

ALChemy 29-Oct-05/8:03 AM
Blatant tends to be intentional. ie. A blatant lie.
Flagrant tends to be obvious and usually a violation of some rule or law. ie. A flagrant foul.
(Notice an intentional foul is something different and could technically be called a blatant foul if the term were to be adopted.)

You won't likely find this distinction in a dictionary but it's about the easiest rule of thumb to go by. Both reflect you in a negative light. Like saying my symbols are obvious and bad and that's the way I intended them.




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