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Hi all, Hope you're doing well, in one way or another. When Naomi sent me a facebook message today that included a mention of a new feature re: 'found words', it reminded me I hadn't visited Scriberspace recently and it was time to change that. . A…
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snail...frail...strain... ta nat, i was about to launch into the possibilities of 'bone' in this context (noun vs adj) so you've saved me the trouble :) and louise, yes interpretation i agree! without it where would we be? were we all to read and…
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.... thought I'd chip in for 5 mins while munching an afternoon snack (toast) with some answers (term is used loosely). 1. The bone cave is a metaphorical term for the skull. I tried to capture the feeling of someone being in your thoughts that much…
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oh as a footnote, really sorry i deleted your comment from mine! it was a mistake i was trying to copy and paste it but accidently clicked the x, so yeah it wasn't intentional, and i will understand if you delete both of my comments as pay back!
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nah i dont think lewis carroll was necessarily a bad guy. i mean one interpretation, could be that the love he shared for alice was a platonic one, and that a guy doesnt need to be a peadophile to appreciate the female form and beauty, just my 2 cen…
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hey trace, and its louise, but i anwser to most things, cept hey you. dont you just love interpretations? i really enjoy that in any piece of writing what i get out of it could be completly different from another persons. i would agree with you acc…
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boys made us melt, while girls played tricks, as our confidence sank, when we were back in grade school, but two were true, and what i wouldnt give to know what they thought of me. kristine howard you bitch, do you remember that time you got your fr…
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'fraid i have to disagree LF, although exoskeleton is particular to crustaceans, shell fish & the like, i don't believe it is exclusive, and may be used in more general terms (and metaphorically) to represent a protective outer covering (soft or har…
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i am having problems with exoskeleton here, cause i dont think you are talking about a crustacean. there is a difference between exoskeleton and endoskeleton. but then again maybe you are, and it is all about the yabbie.
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Ah, dear old Alice and her adventures in Wonderland. Being fascinated by the story (I think I've read it... no... um... lost count, again, I don't like counting... let's say 4, because 4 is a wonderful, wholesome number, isn't it? You can split it i…
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dear blog schools started am busy how many different readings of Alice in Wonderland can i get i wonder. oh sidenote, the more i read about lewis carroll the more freaked out i am, his behaviour, despite historical conventions makes my skin crawl. t…
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Two kids, a girl and a boy, Amy and William. They both listened to punk music, both 16, they actually played together in a band, the boy on the drums and the girl on guitar/vocals. Actually both of them did vocals but it was mainly the girl that san…
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Tim Roberts

FYI, from 'Poets&Writers' online edition

Hi all,


Hope you're doing well, in one way or another.


When Naomi sent me a facebook message today that included a mention of a new feature re: 'found words', it reminded me I hadn't visited Scriberspace recently and it was time to change that. <sheepish look; :)>.



Anyhow, here's some info and possibly interesting links to stories and news in the writing world in general and in the US, from the online edition of 'Poets & Writers' (US) magazine:


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Posted by Tim Roberts on August 1, 2010 at 5:52pm

william seymour-jones

dear kitty

boys made us melt, while girls played tricks, as our confidence sank, when we were back in grade school, but two were true, and what i wouldnt give to know what they thought of me. kristine howard you bitch, do you remember that time you got your friend to call me up and dump me on your behalf. 17 and still a long way to go, body of an angel, but still no idea how to treat boys, but you still have a lot of time left to learn, codes of ethics, and what we do and dont like to hear. i am 20 and not… Continue

Posted by william seymour-jones on August 1, 2010 at 5:17am

L F Leotta

like a circle within a spiral like a wheel within a wheel

dear blog


schools started


am busy


how many different readings of Alice in Wonderland can i get i wonder.


oh sidenote, the more i read about lewis carroll the more freaked out i am, his behaviour, despite historical conventions makes my skin crawl. transport him to the 21st century and you wouldnt want him living in your town, suburb, street, house next door. you wouldnt want him anywhere near little girls, its almost impossible to comprehend any innocence of motiva

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Posted by L F Leotta on July 30, 2010 at 11:30am — 3 Comments

william seymour-jones

Professor Mangalesh

Two kids, a girl and a boy, Amy and William. They both listened to punk music, both 16, they actually played together in a band, the boy on the drums and the girl on guitar/vocals. Actually both of them did vocals but it was mainly the girl that sang, the boy had trouble with singing and playing drums at the same time.
Neither o
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Posted by william seymour-jones on July 28, 2010 at 9:30pm

natalie

"the bone cave"

hunched over in the bone cave:
see her exoskeleton curved, see
the mountain ridge vertebrae
of my captive? i keep her safe &
warm in a cerebral cocoon, woven
from thoughts of kind. for outside
are wily wolves, willing to take
her away, to lead her astray - circling,
deliberating, they hunger for more.

- n

Posted by natalie on July 28, 2010 at 3:53pm — 9 Comments

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