Community > Posts By > Differentkindofwench
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With these wings!
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I just had a vision of white wings billowing as they lifted ever upward through a vast, although gentle and soft blueness. You have no idea how deeply I hope your write is what I was seeing and not what is happening with someone else.
Great write, BTW....... |
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Topic:
Perceptions of Ponderance
Edited by
Differentkindofwench
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Fri 09/11/09 05:55 AM
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You're forgiven DKW...hee hee now stop playin with my voices. |
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miles apart but so close
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Please let this be as it appears. Good life and love to y'all!
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Project
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Oh and art, if it weren't for Marc, that modeling clay would have looked like giant turkey legs instead of sponge bob shoes. Thankfully, he has the persistence to see what's in my mind.
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Topic:
Perceptions of Ponderance
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Oh, faded dear, this doesn't bode well, I fear........Wake up, Wake up all within the voice. Wake up, wake up and face the choice.
Weird mood - do forgive me, y'all! |
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On a Bench, In The City
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Yes, very nicely done!
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Stolen Paint
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mmm, so good to have you home......well, it is!
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Project
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Thanks, ME, but artgurl informed me on that Z-snap business, so I can handle that now if it's shorter for ya,
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Great story!
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Project
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Ahhhh yes - I like those writes that I'm just the mechanical means of manifestation. Call it channeling, call it being a conduit, a messenger, whatever - I find those aspects help make life awesome and wayyyy cool, proving I'm just a lil itty bitty pebble in a big ol symbiotic pond.
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Passion And Punishment
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GOOD write!
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Topic:
Kindercare WARNING label
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Thanks, one of the aspects I soooo look forward to becoming past history in the great book of humanity.
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Project
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This is one of those writes that takes on several meanings for me.
Initially, it was written with artman48 in mind, but I used clay instead of paint, his modality de'creativity. Then I started thinking about some Native creation stories with the creator making man from clay, so it could apply spiritually or it could apply to raising children or obviously to this write. Plus, I got to play with the noun and verb, project..... Kace, unless there's a padded cell, uh-uh, I don't wanna play, lol. |
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"Efficiency"
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[maleah] Thank You, catch a your breath like different [artgurl] Thank You too, it's always the ones I think people will never like that they most enjoy....wierd Thanks again |
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Topic:
"Efficiency"
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YyyyUP, I'm good to go now, thanks!!!
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Project
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Thanks fusion, hmmm, now I wonder too.
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Topic:
"Efficiency"
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Wha-OW!!!!
Need air, Ohhhhh gotta get air. |
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Kindercare WARNING label
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I’m not
Red and round Or hung from a rafter - That’d be a punching bag If that’s what you’re after. I’m not Made of glass; Yet still, I can shatter. I have a body that’ll bust And brain-n-guts that’ll splatter. I am Here to learn, grow, and maybe to teach YOU not to touch in anger Not to put me, your child, in any kind of danger. I didn’t Come with a warning label, But if I had it’d be in German and English: Kinder - handle with care. |
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Yeyyyyyy, a title has been chosen --- WHOOT!
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Topic:
Follow the grim reaper.
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"From Kay:
Where was the term Grim Reaper first used or where did it originate? This expression, and its brothers Reaper, Old Reaper and Great Reaper, come from the practice ofThe Grim Reaper. Click to follow the link. portraying Death as wielding a scythe. Surprisingly, the earliest reference provided by the Oxford English Dictionary comes from Longfellow in 1839: "There is a Reaper whose name is Death, and, with his sickle keen..." Grim reaper doesn't show up until 1977, though the term grim death has been around since Shakespeare's time (he used it in The Taming of the Shrew). Death was portrayed as bearing a scythe because there was a tradition of representing Death and/or Time as a scythe; that dates back to the 14th century. The notion was one of Death personified mowing down people with his great scythe. The earliest reference to the scythe comes from Thomas Usk’s The Testament of Love in about 1378: "Sithen al the grettest clerkes..with their sharpe sythes of conning al mowen and mad therof grete rekes and noble." The above found at: http://www.takeourword.com/Issue078.html lol, just gotta find out, lol |
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