Wow, for a second I thought that the captcha, "symphyla" might add an ironic meaning to this poem, but I was wrong....I did learn a new word though...;)
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Ha.. I like it, I like it a lot, it kind of makes sense in so many different ways, but then, it makes no sense at all.. if that makes any sense at all... just keep me in da loop would ya... cheers N
The part I love about this poem is how ironic it feels to be touting a cube over being one-dimensional. One is overly fussy & the other a bit shallow, but neither actually multi-dimensional. It's reminiscent of the way people with similar flaws throw stones at each other. I also agree with E (below) . . . I didn't know those captchas were real words! You are so inquiring, to actually google them! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie
love the cubists! ;) i must admit ... i know that relationship my friend ... it can be so inhibiting and frustrating ... in the end i just shook me nog head and walked away :))))))))))
E.
ps. i didn't know that captcha knew any real words ;}
Well this is bloody brilliant. I picture you doing the whole drawing out the square, like Uma in pulp fiction, as she tells Vincent not to be a square :)
Some people just think in stereo, but this isn't just excellent, but its cool daddy-O too :)
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
lol@ cool daddy-o....I'm still Googling for a pic to go with this one - now you've scrambled up my t.. read morelol@ cool daddy-o....I'm still Googling for a pic to go with this one - now you've scrambled up my train of thought ;)
I wanted to add something about thinking outside of the box in this one too, but I was limited to only a few words....maybe that could be a sequel....:P
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