A book always folds upon itself
posted by Reid @ 3:50 p.m.
The lapse of luxury
"It is bitter to have loved and lost than never to laugh it off," Bamuall Subtler
Thursday, October 07, 2010
The lapse of luxury
"It is bitter to have loved and lost than never to laugh it off," Bamuall Subtler
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- Name: Reid
- Location: The Drive, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
An anxious depressive remakes meanings in the Republic of East Vancouver.
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5 Comments:
And Blasphemy is the smuggest form of Literalism.
Blasphonemer.
Literalist!
And if a non-literalist accuses me of being a "Literalist" what does it mean? And what methods of torture straighten bent tongues?
If I were to straighten out a bent tongue, I would take my steam roller and... Oh, were you speaking figuratively?
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