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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... joey 20 Aug 08 5:24PM | Thread Closed |
question -- mine just effects the lymph nodes and my esophagus -- does lupis start with the brain -- is it one of those brain things where you fugue out into sociopathy? some of your recent crits are really vicious -- not sharp, like mine, but hurting, and to people and verse which was blameless ( except maybe for some faults of style... but not enough to damn the author to hell... unless of course you're really really into the cut of your cuff -- sink me, if you aren't a dandy!?? ) -- and, working the brain --- oh, rose though art sick, and so is zelda -- where in your brain core is all this hate coming from unless it's a tumor? and is lupis like tumor?
tell you what --- i wonder if you like movies? there's a really wonderful one called 'parting glances' -- it's totally gay and not for you, maybe, but you may be able to see some of the romance and simple and vital energy in this -- and it'll maybe help you with your 'loopy' or whatever it's called.
m.
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... netskyIam 20 Aug 08 5:25PM | Thread Closed |
"well, i hope i die before you do. death isn't the problem, it's living with it ;) "
living with what? what do you mean? I know by the context that you don't mean to be ambiguous. However, as it reads I cannot be sure, but presume you mean that you find "living with death is a problem".
I can't let that fear ruin my own love and joy for life.
I am only afraid of helpless suffering, and will euthanize myself if possible when/if that time comes.
I am not afraid, though, of "living with death", per se. I've always felt that death (figuratively) was and is right here at hand. Having seen so much death, relatively speaking, AIDS, accident, murders, of friends and loved ones,
I have had such keen closeness to death, and so have you, surely.
So what is to be afraid of, other than that you might be put into hours or months of real agony? I am only in horror of personal agony. The rest of it, I can be circumspect and calm and even accepting death as natural, and even wanted when enough has been enough. But I am old(er) and have had a fine, full ride.
Will get off the circuit only when forced by practical reasons, such as sudden death, or permanent pain of such sort that I cannot then function even as an expressive, virtual personality.
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... joey 20 Aug 08 5:30PM | Thread Closed |
oh, my dear, you really are treading water in all this -- meta's to the fore and sink or swim. whatever shall i do with you -- 'what shall we do with a drunken sailor...'
i'd suggest, since you haven't much time left, that you leave off being gracious and actually get down to preparing as an artist to leave this life -- you haven't written a poem yet that's worth much -- certainly not a poem which can give a young netsky some hope, some understanding. and just passing out copies of books -- well, this is maybe too complicated for you -- just gossiping about what everyone already gossips about can't mean much to anyone else -- unless you're afraid to stlp talking?
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... unknown 20 Aug 08 5:39PM | Thread Closed |
I accept your apology.
> well, i looked at the thread, because it meant something to you and i
> felt it wasn't going to be a gross-out image, which unknown posts for
> effect, and you're unknown and you're inarticulate in writing still,
> not strong enough to do more than little irony -- you know, the thing
> in proust where m's two aunts are praising swann for his small gift,
> but in an oblique manner? and, really, doris deserves better, which is
> why i wanted people to see her. and you've not posted anything about
> what you thought of that piece, and i had pointedly mentioned that i
> didn't think it was her best -- even her best comic work. but, she
> and i are friends and she likes my poetry very much, and i like her
> absolute form and balance -- she writes sonnets which make me believe
> in 'sonnet' -- words within a weaving frame -- i wonder if you can
> understand that image? and the poem she's reading isn't a sonnet or
> anything really. she's a fine person.
>
>
> > I'm real sorry to hear of your medical problems, joey, but you
> really
> > should have clicked on the link before spouting off.
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... joey 20 Aug 08 5:59PM | Thread Closed |
well, i don't want your acceptance, i wanted your opinion on doris and i wanted a sample of your writing so that i can see if you have any verbal ability. it's no fun writing to a brick wall -- though, of course, my comment was actually written to mor. you're just the messenger.
> I accept your apology.
>
> > well, i looked at the thread, because it meant something to you and
> i
> > felt it wasn't going to be a gross-out image, which unknown posts
> for
> > effect, and you're unknown and you're inarticulate in writing
> still,
> > not strong enough to do more than little irony -- you know, the
> thing
> > in proust where m's two aunts are praising swann for his small
> gift,
> > but in an oblique manner? and, really, doris deserves better, which
> is
> > why i wanted people to see her. and you've not posted anything
> about
> > what you thought of that piece, and i had pointedly mentioned that i
> > didn't think it was her best -- even her best comic work. but, she
> > and i are friends and she likes my poetry very much, and i like her
> > absolute form and balance -- she writes sonnets which make me
> believe
> > in 'sonnet' -- words within a weaving frame -- i wonder if you can
> > understand that image? and the poem she's reading isn't a sonnet
> or
> > anything really. she's a fine person.
> >
> >
> > > I'm real sorry to hear of your medical problems, joey, but you
> > really
> > > should have clicked on the link before spouting off.
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... markfelician 21 Aug 08 3:21AM | Thread Closed |
who wants to vote unknown out of the island?
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... netskyIam 21 Aug 08 3:35AM | Thread Closed |
> who wants to vote unknown out of the island?
What for? For saying to joey, "i accept your apology" ?
Just to read the ingrate response from joey that follows, validates the truth of the matter:
he needed a time-out to think about churlishness.
he will be back, and I hope, gentler and different than we see exemplified by this page of this thread.
I don't hold for unknown posters, not often, but here, today: I do, for the crime was not theirs.
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... unknown 21 Aug 08 3:36AM | Thread Closed |
Why?
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... unknown 21 Aug 08 3:39AM | Thread Closed |
Thanks, nets. My question ^ was directed at markfelician.
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| re: The funniest thing that joey has ever posted... netskyIam 21 Aug 08 3:40AM | Thread Closed |
> Why?
posts four and five of this page.
note how he attacks a person who was big enough to say, "I accept your apology".
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