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and after you "climb into her nestbed" ??
Did you have a cleaning on the same day, after finding her in your closet?
on Ode to a Fox Cub by http://mulberryfairy 23 Aug 2003, 10:53 AM
I wonder what a dream dictionary would say about this one!
I think it shows courage and a lot of empathy to carry the dead fox into the woods.
I wonder if you were feeling like the dead fox?
on Memoirs II by http://mulberryfairy 23 Aug 2003, 10:47 AM
I mean, deep connection for hurt?
on Memoirs II by http://mulberryfairy 23 Aug 2003, 10:46 AM
Is it possible you were mistaking the hurt for deep connection?
on I, Ann Boleyn by http://mulberryfairy 23 Aug 2003, 10:40 AM
I'll have to look this up in a dream dictionary.
Do you feel a resemblance to these characters?
Interesting that the cat played such a significant role in your awakening.
Are you guys enmeshed, or what?
on Karma by http://mulberryfairy 23 Aug 2003, 10:29 AM
I finally got this poem, after reading it today. I've read it several times before, without catching on what it meant. This time, I could picture the poet (pre-stretch marked) mimicking their movements. I imagine this is a part of the poet's self that she mourns, but in all actuality, never lost.
There is no joy greater than owning a pet parakeet.
on Sagadahoc to Hudson by http://mulberryfairy 12 Aug 2003, 2:18 PM
I think your emotions need to be clarified - are you nostalgic, horny, guilty, I can't relate to what you're feeling unless I know what emotions you're experiencing. Or is that the whole point? The confusion? No judgement meant to your situation, but, if you're bored or unsatified in your relationship, don't think that cheating will help the sitution!
on Maine Freeze by http://mulberryfairy 12 Aug 2003, 2:06 PM
-like "slabs lay scattered, defeated"; like reference to "childself," although could use more explanation; this poem depresses me a little bit, however, when it's over I want more - say more about the warmer tide fighting to escape from under the ice - the last two lines seem to get smothered under the "layers of ice."