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About Me Member Rhyming Poet theginger-bredmanMale/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 4 Years
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Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?

Fri Aug 18, 2006, 12:10 AM
A single verse full of meaning
Bringing peace to the listener
Is worth more than a thousand verses
Full of empty words.


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Let Fate or Insufficiency provide
Mean ends for men who what they are would be:
Penned in their narrow day no change they see
Save one which strikes the blow to brutes and pride.
Our faith is ours and comes not on a tide:
And whether Earth's great offspring, by decree,
Must rot if they abjure rapacity,
Not argument but effort shall decide.
They number many heads in that hard flock:
Trim swordsmen they push forth: yet try thy steel.
Thou, fighting for poor humankind, wilt feel
The strength of Roland in thy wrist to hew
A chasm sheer into the barrier rock,
And bring the army of the faithful through.

-George Meredith

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Devious Info

  • Current Residence: various states of grace
  • Interests: miracles
  • Favourite movie: Matrix Revolutions, Amelie, anything with Judy Garland in a leading role
  • Favourite band or musician: Hella, Team Sleep, Sleater-Kinney, The Music Explosion, Primal Scream
  • Favourite genre of music: soulful (that's not solely to say "soul")
  • Favourite artist: Delacroix, Macke, Frazetta, Picabia, Nieuwenhuijs
  • Favourite poet or writer: Edna St. Vincent Millay, Willis George Emerson, Maupassant, Itzhak Bentov
  • Skin of choice: shortbread
  • Favourite game: go
  • Favourite gaming platform: the ceiling of the Absolute
  • Favourite cartoon character: Inspector Gadget
  • Personal Quote: you can't catch me
  • Tools of the Trade: arquebuse and wild-marble scone

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:iconmusical-nymph:
I wonder where you've gotten to.

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You were right about the stars: each one is a setting sun.
:icontheginger-bredman:
I've gotten to my home, again. the return is mostly brilliant, you should try it if you haven't.

something I can do for you?
:icondiscocabrado:
Thank you for ze favourite!

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:icontheginger-bredman:
sure; please see my comment on the piece though, you still have to earn it. ;)
:icondiscocabrado:
hehehe - d'accord! I'm rejigging as we speak! d x

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:iconscreamandsugar:
I am watching subpar television SAVE ME!
:icontheginger-bredman:
stop being so damn visual!
:iconmusical-nymph:
Silly thing.

You tell me my good things are crap and then go and fav the bad ones.

(Thanks.)

:heart:

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You were right about the stars: each one is a setting sun.
:icontheginger-bredman:
good and bad have always been (read: "might always will be") relative terms, especially in writing, my dear.

(you're welcome, in this case.)

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