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Author: m-uranam-urana Date: Nov 12, 2007 11:01
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~email to ANONYMOUS
we have been talking about reviving and renewing and birth, regaining,
reaching through the frame to let the past lose mere sentimental value
and become real again.
but the dream of the vampire... that was an imaginitive exaggeration
of what it is like to lose that feeling of alive and to crave it, to
feed on it, to refuse to die... but never fulfiled.
"sweet smell of sunshine
i remember sometimes"
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Author: TomTom Date: Nov 12, 2007 15:27
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~email to ANONYMOUS
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> we have been talking about reviving and renewing and birth, regaining,
> reaching through the frame to let the past lose mere sentimental value
> and become real again.
We have?
What frame?
What reality is there to the past, if one discounts its sentimentality?
> but the dream of the vampire... that was an imaginitive exaggeration
> of what it is like to lose that feeling of alive and to crave it, to
> feed on it, to refuse to die... but never fulfiled.
The chemicals in your brain seem to be out of whack again.
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Author: m-uranam-urana Date: Nov 12, 2007 16:12
On Nov 13, 8:27 am, "Tom" comcast.net> wrote:>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~email to ANONYMOUS
>
>> we have been talking about reviving and renewing and birth, regaining,
>> reaching through the frame to let the past lose mere sentimental value
>> and become real again.
>
> We have?
>
you aren't anonymous, you are tom.
> What frame?
the picture frame that seperates you from ... all the crazy people.
fantasy and childhood. the looking-glass...
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Author: m-uranam-urana Date: Nov 12, 2007 16:22
imagination is important... realized this year... it's important She
has her own world. alotof the girls like her i feel will lose that as
they hit 21 and over, and become merely frustrated with the world
presented that they bind themselves to. they mightn't find an outlet,
or a way to maintain the inner world, or it might turn quite
dark...and only dark... as it represents the "broken heart" to itself
in beautiful and disturbing poetry and imagery in between "slogging it
out" in the office. this is what happened to the first girl.
you see..................if She doesn't have her own world........
then she is a product of this world......and as you can
see.........not much very wonderful could ever be produced from the
ordinary world of ordinary entertainment, ordinary life, and ordinary
people trying to control your world.
even if She does maintain her own dream...... what are teh chances she
stays sane? there's great possibility of her turning schizophrenic,
of her imagination becoming more of a charade... a barrier seperating
her from reality, sad ---empty.
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Author: m-uranam-urana Date: Nov 12, 2007 16:30
On Nov 13, 9:22 am, m-urana gmail.com> wrote:> imagination is important... realized this year... it's important She
> has her own world. alotof the girls like her i feel will lose that as
> they hit 21 and over, and become merely frustrated with the world
> presented that they bind themselves to. they mightn't find an outlet,
> or a way to maintain the inner world, or it might turn quite
> dark...and only dark... as it represents the "broken heart" to itself
> in beautiful and disturbing poetry and imagery in between "slogging it
> out" in the office. this is what happened to the first girl.
>
> you see..................if She doesn't have her own world........
> then she is a product of this world......and as you can
> see.........not much very wonderful could ever be produced from the
> ordinary world of ordinary entertainment, ordinary life, and ordinary
> people trying to control your world.
>
> even if She does maintain her own dream...... what are teh chances she
> stays sane? there's great possibility of her turning schizophrenic,
> of her imagination becoming more of a charade... a barrier seperating
> her from reality, sad ---empty. ...
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Author: JudyJudy Date: Nov 12, 2007 19:26
On 13 Nov, 00:22, m-urana gmail.com> wrote:> this is what happened to the first girl.
There is a world of difference between how things are seen to be and
how they are.
S/he was without question, trying to help others who were caught up
in an unavoidable onslaught which was both unwitnessed by those who
chase miracles and dreams and overlooked by those who try to make
visions come true. Being unable to move in any direction or connect in
any direction, s/he paid a hefty price in being unable to avoid the
consequences imposed through him/her by the actions of others. But s/
he was still protected where s/he was.
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Author: TomTom Date: Nov 12, 2007 19:50
> On Nov 13, 8:27 am, "Tom" comcast.net> wrote:>>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~email to ANONYMOUS
>>
>>> we have been talking about reviving and renewing and birth, regaining,
>>> reaching through the frame to let the past lose mere sentimental value
>>> and become real again.
>>
>> We have?
>
> you aren't anonymous, you are tom.
Everyone is anonymous, my friend. Names are flimsy pellicles with which we
wrap mysteries in an attempt to get them to behave themselves according to
our wishes.
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Author: m-uranam-urana Date: Nov 13, 2007 04:18
On Nov 13, 12:50 pm, "Tom" comcast.net> wrote:>> On Nov 13, 8:27 am, "Tom" comcast.net> wrote:>>> "m-urana" gmail.com> wrote in message>
>
>>>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~email to ANONYMOUS
>
>>>> we have been talking about reviving and renewing and birth, regaining,
>>>> reaching through the frame to let the past lose mere sentimental value
>>>> and become real again.
>
>>> We have?
>
>> you aren't anonymous, you are tom.
> ...
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Author: m-uranam-urana Date: Nov 13, 2007 04:26
On Nov 13, 12:26 pm, Judy easynet.co.uk> wrote:> On 13 Nov, 00:22, m-urana gmail.com> wrote:
>>> this is what happened to the first girl.
>
> There is a world of difference between how things are seen to be and
> how they are.
>
> S/he was without question, trying to help others who were caught up
> in an unavoidable onslaught which was both unwitnessed by those who
> chase miracles and dreams and overlooked by those who try to make
> visions come true. Being unable to move in any direction or connect in
> any direction, s/he paid a hefty price in being unable to avoid the
> consequences imposed through him/her by the actions of others. But s/
> he was still protected where s/he was.
>
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Author: m-uranam-urana Date: Nov 13, 2007 04:53
On Nov 13, 9:26 pm, m-urana gmail.com> wrote:> On Nov 13, 12:26 pm, Judy easynet.co.uk> wrote:
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>>> On 13 Nov, 00:22, m-urana gmail.com> wrote:>
>>> this is what happened to the first girl.
>
>> There is a world of difference between how things are seen to be and
>> how they are.
>
>> S/he was without question, trying to help others who were caught up
>> in an unavoidable onslaught which was both unwitnessed by those who
>> chase miracles and dreams and overlooked by those who try to make
>> visions come true. Being unable to move in any direction or connect in
>> any direction, s/he paid a hefty price in being unable to avoid the
>> consequences imposed through him/her by the actions of others. But s/ ...
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