--Elite Writer Alias: Fizzlethorpe Name: Mr. S ASL: 21 / M / Anytown, Amerika Bio: [ Quick Bio ] Website:[ Website ] Days Away: 5 Life Story: 15.99 USD : Hardback [ Ignore User ]
Favorites: 10 Forum Posts: 26 Shoutbox Posts: 0 RP Posts: 0 Signup Date: 971 D 2.66 Years 0.27 Decades 32.37 Months 138.71 Weeks 9.71000e+7 Heart Beats -There you go eggman Quote: I Will Fall Like Snow In July, I Will Rise Like The Sun At Night
Ma, look what I did to my hands I broke 'em
you gave me the stone gave me the chisel didn't say
how to hold 'em...
Didn't say to give away every piece of the puzzle 'til I was left with nothin'
but I took it upon myself to crush it up and distribute the dust....
Gonna make ma proud of the deals I made 'cause I'm just a modern day Johnny Appleseed.
(the force of my love was strong sea lion laying down long song in the air why should singer care when singer can be among song?)
Is that another Circumference of Circumstance mix that I see? When will he you lay to you rest, dear old friend? I'd dare say you're a part of him. Perhaps a broken limb?
Unlike you, the letter C is one of my least favorite letters, since it has no real purpose. Between K and S the range of phonemes (or morphemes? I always forget which is which) is pretty well covered, so C always feels like a... a poorly devised half-way point. To me, it tries to accommodate the visual/auditory softness of S while making claims on the hard brutality of the K sound. It is a jealous, greedy letter.
...not that I've spent long hours thinking about the anthropomorphizing of the alphabet. No, not at all.
'the slicing of eyelids.' Yes yes yes. This.
The sun is not part of the horizon, which is why in pop-up books it always detaches itself from the background, overseeing the whole scene from elevated heights. To me, the sun and the horizon are two hands pressing against each other with perfectly synchronized pressure.
...I will reply to your email in the next couple days, hopefully, and also hopefully get to commenting on your latest piece. I arrived home on Wednesday, had Thanksgiving with the family and the neighbors yesterday, and today am having another Thanksgiving with a close friend and her extended family (40 people! It will be crowded.) After that I should be getting more free time.
Well you are most welcome, dear McFizz. Although I'm not going to lie, I'm not really sure of what you're talking about. But I'm all for lifting the faith, Fizz. Making people believe in tomorrow.
Be well, always
~Azura*