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"Definitely maybe... Oasis." Take that as a compliment; back-up writer me! | |||
"Is this about biscuits? I think it's about biscuits " I like a sexy Fox’s Viennese Whirl, but a woman beats any biscuit any day! | |||
"English please "I apologise - it’s not even my first language | |||
"A construct of materials varying in shape and texture; some that kept their feel, some once hard but now soft to the touch. Some once soft and smooth but now hard and unyielding; some once pliable, supple and now rigid and brittle. A structure standing alone as all inevitably must, but alongside others constructed mostly the same way and of course exhibiting the subtle differences that speak to variation manifest of the expression, the choices and the process that brought them to be what they are. A witness to a lifetime of change; some one-off and some repeating, some public and some intimately personal, some rapid some slow, some outlandishly obvious and some oh-so-subtle, so as to almost appear intentionally given effect by slight of hand. If, and only if, one is willing to notice these things... A necessity, to play a role in certain drama, some courtship, maybe a dance, a movement, a specific or special moment or two or three, to infinity and back - after all, who wants to play alone All the time? A presence whose ability, whose willing, whose desire publicly declared or otherwise, whose want, whose wish, whose designation (self or otherwise), whose instruction, command, yearn, whose longing - purpose maybe and almost likely, is to enable, to challenge, facilitate a moment or more of the manifestation of beauty inherent in unbridled self-expression that is.... A woman free to explore and express the power of Her Self, Her Desire, Her Calm, Her Fire, Her loss of control, Her power to take, Her gift to Give, Her want to belong out of choice, and hence and most importantly - her ‘Free’" PARKLIFE | |||
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"If English isn't your first language squire, then I don't know what you've been reading, but it certainly ain't the Beano. Top job "The Wind in the Willows actually - it became my all-time favourite alongside a well-thumbed dictionary. I’m fully bi-lingual (part-way to becoming true-lingual) | |||
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"If English isn't your first language squire, then I don't know what you've been reading, but it certainly ain't the Beano. Top job
The Wind in the Willows actually - it became my all-time favourite alongside a well-thumbed dictionary.
I’m fully bi-lingual (part-way to becoming true-lingual)"The Piper at the gates of dawn is a fantastic surreal digression of the narrative | |||
"If English isn't your first language squire, then I don't know what you've been reading, but it certainly ain't the Beano. Top job
The Wind in the Willows actually - it became my all-time favourite alongside a well-thumbed dictionary.
I’m fully bi-lingual (part-way to becoming true-lingual)"I'm embarrassed to say I've never read it but always enjoyed the cartoon as a kid. You can't beat a bit of Toad of Toad hall either  | |||
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"Is this about getting a handjob off a woman?" I hope so | |||
"Is this about getting a handjob off a woman?I hope so "Send a dic pic next time | |||
"How are we supposed to create conversation from this Op? Is it creative writing, maybe a poem? " It was a poem yes - Subscribe, Like And Comment! Oops, no buttons available so I guess Dissect, discuss or just devour | |||
"Is this about getting a handjob off a woman?" . No... I like direction of travel but it’s far more than that (it was in my head anyway) | |||
"If English isn't your first language squire, then I don't know what you've been reading, but it certainly ain't the Beano. Top job
The Wind in the Willows actually - it became my all-time favourite alongside a well-thumbed dictionary.
I’m fully bi-lingual (part-way to becoming true-lingual)
The Piper at the gates of dawn is a fantastic surreal digression of the narrative "It is! What that’s doing in a kids book I’ll never know but it’s fascinating! Good shout | |||
"A construct of materials varying in shape and texture; some that kept their feel, some once hard but now soft to the touch. Some once soft and smooth but now hard and unyielding; some once pliable, supple and now rigid and brittle. A structure standing alone as all inevitably must, but alongside others constructed mostly the same way and of course exhibiting the subtle differences that speak to variation manifest of the expression, the choices and the process that brought them to be what they are. A witness to a lifetime of change; some one-off and some repeating, some public and some intimately personal, some rapid some slow, some outlandishly obvious and some oh-so-subtle, so as to almost appear intentionally given effect by slight of hand. If, and only if, one is willing to notice these things... A necessity, to play a role in certain drama, some courtship, maybe a dance, a movement, a specific or special moment or two or three, to infinity and back - after all, who wants to play alone All the time? A presence whose ability, whose willing, whose desire publicly declared or otherwise, whose want, whose wish, whose designation (self or otherwise), whose instruction, command, yearn, whose longing - purpose maybe and almost likely, is to enable, to challenge, facilitate a moment or more of the manifestation of beauty inherent in unbridled self-expression that is.... A woman free to explore and express the power of Her Self, Her Desire, Her Calm, Her Fire, Her loss of control, Her power to take, Her gift to Give, Her want to belong out of choice, and hence and most importantly - her ‘Free’" And now the weather. | |||
"If English isn't your first language squire, then I don't know what you've been reading, but it certainly ain't the Beano. Top job
The Wind in the Willows actually - it became my all-time favourite alongside a well-thumbed dictionary.
I’m fully bi-lingual (part-way to becoming true-lingual)
The Piper at the gates of dawn is a fantastic surreal digression of the narrative
It is! What that’s doing in a kids book I’ll never know but it’s fascinating! Good shout "It is completely anachronous to the rest of the book. As mole and rat leave behind the piper with the young otter and feel deep melancholy for something they are losing but can’t recall what it is they have lost. It is beautiful, I interpret the chapter as deep love, something that is so joyous when we are within it, consumed by it, but as it fades we grasp at something we cannot recall truly, accurately. Thank you for the reminding me OP | |||
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could someone educate me as to why there are cryptic biscuit references flying around as a result of my post haha - I’m fascinated but confused at the same time! | |||
