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Keith Waldrop, “A Matter of Collage”:
Things seem to collect around me, wherever I go, in the same way ideas occur as if from nowhere, and since I have always balked at throwing anything out I sometimes imagine my house simply a context for unexpected items. I write under much the same compulsion: whether local images or abstract concepts, whatever interests me I hold on to as best I can and a poem is my formal grip. Everyone knows how a painter can put the most disparate things into a single picture—Jesus Christ, for instance, along with a Dutch windmill—and they are seen then in a single light.
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ANTIQUARY
Some people try, before cashing in, to make
their lives into shrines. Mine seems to be turning out,
as predicted, a small provincial museum, the kind
that might have in some corner or other one work
you could be interested in, if you knew it was there.
Things seem to collect around me, wherever I go, in the same way ideas occur as if from nowhere, and since I have always balked at throwing anything out I sometimes imagine my house simply a context for unexpected items. I write under much the same compulsion: whether local images or abstract concepts, whatever interests me I hold on to as best I can and a poem is my formal grip. Everyone knows how a painter can put the most disparate things into a single picture—Jesus Christ, for instance, along with a Dutch windmill—and they are seen then in a single light.
[…]
ANTIQUARY
Some people try, before cashing in, to make
their lives into shrines. Mine seems to be turning out,
as predicted, a small provincial museum, the kind
that might have in some corner or other one work
you could be interested in, if you knew it was there.
sus
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This one has a special place in my heart cuz my name's on it, you gotta get in close.
And I love how at first glance, you don't even see the farm, there's a whole life happening there, but the natural drama so overpowers it, shows it for a small side-act, a little valley dappled by sun in the middle..
And I love how at first glance, you don't even see the farm, there's a whole life happening there, but the natural drama so overpowers it, shows it for a small side-act, a little valley dappled by sun in the middle..
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"a small provincial museum"
constant escape
winter withered, warm
Interesting idea, a forum being an ecosystem of thread-blogs.
sus
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I think it's good, it puts an onus on individuals to produce content, and you can join in as they go. It's interesting cuz there's a strong blog/forum split, but blogs with comments, or blogsensus type stuff really starts blurring the line, you realize that a lot of it is just usage norms. Sure, there are UX differences that accentuate those different usage norms, but you could run a blog like a forum, where a post is just the kickoff thread, and you could run a forum like a blog.
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@padraig (u.s.) showed me this the other day it's the best song I've ever heard better even than Papua New Guinea
woops
is not like other people
lol
luka
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Confirmed very damaged.