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Woman.u.fractured:my holy grail,
a pre-design life...doesn't sit too well for.mine...
created my own me:ets
it's a whitneoise request,
it's_k.ash in hand.

never_meant to happen,
it was (n).ever ment2b
we saw each other.......

........from across the sea~


CollisionCollide.ill.swolla..ma'pride
defy the odds...break'm'down
............bandit love...
fan.thom chance...
it's the way we:do
....our fo.reign dance



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On Monday July 21st, 2008, Amaryllis (169) writes:
I met my husband online...he is from England...2 years of living apart before he moved here...shit happened during that time that could never be fixed...6 years later, we're apart...It's better to imagine than to do.


On Sunday July 20th, 2008, Narcissa (723) writes:
A love across the miles that aches...and that is all it can be is an ache...It left me hurting.


On Wednesday July 16th, 2008, TheDismantled (21) writes:
very cool write


On Wednesday July 16th, 2008, Rebell tiGer King (641) writes:
well written, awesome structure and original way of putting the ink to paper, well done brother -symph-


On Tuesday July 15th, 2008, saintedmad (1171) writes:
no no no.. . .o my giddy.ness. . .. i want this. .. and i have no time. . .. to comment properlike; re.ST.rain.ts....but i promise i will return 'when i can give this my undivided attention'.. .no no nononono....you did not jsut do this...


On Tuesday July 15th, 2008, saintedmad (1171) writes:
...screw it; life can wait and time is arbitrary in light of this....how every line breaks delicately, how the staccato murmurs of sub.text.s and the mantra of y.our in.nu.end.os just adds to the hypnotic sway, the ebb and flow of something underneath a dream. .. . and the reign dance---egads the play....of words. .. of sights and sounds [like thunder]....for reign, for rain to assuage the dryspells, for the dance of souls drifitng alongside that sea.....and i keep reading for.mine deeper than:: 'for. m[in]e...as 'in me'and next to 'created' so my voodoo mind reads 'for in me created' your own you.....and for why and when and whom and how....how...hOW did you spellbind this out???


On Tuesday July 15th, 2008, saintedmad (1171) writes:
...and so much more that i see:::: but i cant just bookmark everything you write........ the thomthoms beating fierce and...*more thunder, from under* nononono..i am just giddy at the gorgeousness of this---and i cant tell if the 'woman' fractured your predesigned notions of your own self? your own life? your own swollen pride [insert last stanza] the rolling tongues of babylon couldnt turn that line better----"CollisionCollide.ill.swolla..ma'pride".....and again and again, i keep reading "bandit love" imagetically[mpore than stolen and swiftly removed in the night]...am i rambling??? o dear. ..


On Tuesday July 15th, 2008, saintedmad (1171) writes:
...but that bandit love [i keep breaking more]....band.it love....as in nameit, claimit; mmm . ..this is jsut internally externally provoactive, evocative, beyond description; i dont know from whence/where it came, but egads, i want it; im jealous!!! did i say splendid? my head is spinning. . . . i enarly fell out of my chair at the aesthetics alone. crazy dastardly good edible stuff. i want it.


On Tuesday July 15th, 2008, saintedmad (1171) writes:
ugh--i give in *click*



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