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2-Sep-02/8:34 AM |
I'm not from Reading, but i am from Slough originally. No bloody swans there though
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Re: The Astronomer's Lament by Christof |
2-Sep-02/8:37 AM |
I'd usually agree with you about repeating one word ina line, but on this occasion I thought - 'damn it, the time has come'. I like the rhythm it gives really. Glad you like it Mrs G.
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2-Sep-02/8:39 AM |
Don't tell me you're a Berkshire lad as well?
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2-Sep-02/8:50 AM |
I wish it was a holiday over here. And hot. Unfortunately I'm at work and it's been raining for most of the day. O wonderful England... This guy must have been quite something...
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2-Sep-02/8:51 AM |
Not sure if the email's working but please give it a try!
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Re: The Astronomer's Lament by Christof |
2-Sep-02/8:53 AM |
I think they may have held in orbit for a while, but they never collided, no. No wonder he's so sad 'cos i think she was a beauty.
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2-Sep-02/8:56 AM |
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2-Sep-02/9:04 AM |
I remember 'November's Fugitive', that one about escape and landscape ( as I recall). Obviously a major thing. If this is anything to go by, the highs were very very good. Good luck to you.
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2-Sep-02/9:07 AM |
I'm gaining a picture of the man I think. I hope it's OK now. Well, m'dear, I have to go. Talk tomorrow.
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Re: The Astronomer's Lament by Christof |
3-Sep-02/1:29 AM |
I think I'll take that as a compliment.
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Re: Autumn Songs by timfowler |
3-Sep-02/1:59 AM |
This is very enigmatic but I like the different currents of regret and loss and possibility that pull against each other. The middle stanza of part III is too opaque for me - I think you might need to spell the 'things too close' a little more.
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Re: Autumn Songs by timfowler |
3-Sep-02/1:59 AM |
This is very enigmatic but I like the different currents of regret and loss and possibility that pull against each other. The middle stanza of part III is too opaque for me - I think you might need to spell out the 'things too close' a little more.
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Re: Signs and Wonders by timfowler |
3-Sep-02/2:03 AM |
I don't see why the person who gave this a nought wa a hypocrite, if they really didn't like it. However, I like it, especially the ending when the ambivalence of Christianity becomes clear.
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Re: THE DEFENSE RESTS by horus8 |
3-Sep-02/2:13 AM |
This is the best thing yet I've read of yours. It's bleeding funny. It's laconic. Lovely.
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Re: Equinox by timfowler |
3-Sep-02/3:13 AM |
I like the simple symbolism of this, the equilibrium achieved
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Re: Ghosts I by timfowler |
3-Sep-02/3:15 AM |
Again I like this, but I sometimes think that you're too obscure - I don't see what 'he tide of convention' has to do with what's gone before. I think this has a personal meaning for you that doesn't transmit to the reader.
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3-Sep-02/3:38 AM |
Purple the colour of mourning? Intriguing. For some reason I get a mental image of an Arabian city.
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3-Sep-02/3:44 AM |
Given your subject it's fitting that this is a fragment - comes over like one's of Sappho's fragments. Very good and clear and real
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3-Sep-02/3:54 AM |
I like these Sapphic fragments of yours. This is very sexy indeed.
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3-Sep-02/3:58 AM |
I like this, you handle your imagery well and passionately
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