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" ... proceeds from books."
# Statistics
Favourites: 101; Deviations: 22; Watchers: 20
Watching: 37; Pageviews: 8297; Comments Made: 708; Friends: 37
# Comments
Comments: 86
Hi there 
Thank a lot for dropping by and for the favorite.
Take care!
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thank's so much for the comments 
that doesn't help me move further with work like more crit-like ones do.
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Pleasure.
Yeah, I understand - I feel the same way myself. What's best is when you get people's indepth reactions, especially when they can guess at why & where. "This moved me because, this didn't because."
I like to practice the policy of giving what I wish to receive. A subtle hint. XD XP
Seriously, though, if you don't want to, that's quite all right
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Well, I like seeing comments because that's also what my art is for, to see what others see in them. To know that there's more then just one side to the piece
And I guess it come from schooling as well, that I'm so used to getting crits. Someone points out something, it sometimes stays in the back of my head and I'll get better from it
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Oh my good golly gosh. I hope you still check in here once in awhile.
Do you remember Project Chameleon? And the really annoying, immature, self-centered brat called Sara who used to be there? I'm pretty sure she's gone now and there's a much better Sara in her place (and a considerably better roleplayer, to boot), and she remembers and misses you.
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~PenWieldingPoets is a newly formed community for poets that use meter.
If you use meter, or would like to learn, please drop by!
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thank you so much
for your comment
on here kitty . . .
& for the 
9 orange mushrooms
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You truly are an awesome writter among the best ones on DA. I just read your last journal saying that you plan on end your stay here, which saddens me but I will just have to read your older works over and over...
I are very gifted with words, I am sure you'll never lose that talent of yours and this is enough to somehow make up for the fact that you are leaving. Well, then I'll enjoy your next pieces even more :3
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'ello my random friend *waves* = รพ
Miniature madness
peers through its delusional
vision of existence
and carresses
the rush of flame
as it strikes another
from the guest list
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hey! i've been rummaging around in your gallery, leaving comments here and there, and i really admire your poetry. you've got a very distinctive voice. im definately adding you to my watch list.
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Thank you very much for the 
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A person would have to be insane to not appreciate your work.
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HEHehe strong comment! thanks!
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hoi
somewhat belated welcome to ~ FantasyWritersUnited !
I like to wander around the galleries of all members and make a nuisance of myself... when I have time.
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"Ah one two, one two, this thing on? yeh? ok so"
*ahem*
"Member of livingpoetsociety hello. In the unfortunate eventuality of you not being aware of LPSWorkshop we are here today to inform you."
"Have a poem you feel just isn't one of your best? Would you like some honest critique on your work other than "i like it." "Its good."? Of course you do, no one's perfect. Thats why LPS have set up [link] ."
*Cheesy Salesman Grin*
"Come to LPSWorkshop today ( [link] ) Guarenteed to make your poetry better or your money back!"
*greendragon
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Thank you so much for the fav and all those incredibly helpful comments. Your work is very beautiful, sadly I cannot say exactly why I like it, I just do.
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Yes, that is sad! Are you sure you cannot at least try to articulate it? I'd love to see just what exactly it creates in/expresses to you ...
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Thank you very much for the comment and the fav
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Good to see that you're becoming more active in the forums
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Thank you so much for the comment, much appreciated.
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Thanks for the support.
Ok, so a lot of people are getting this message and it might seem sorta... impersonal. But we do mean it all the same.
Thanks again
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Thank you for the favourites addition!
~Orion
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Thank you very much for that comment, I'm really glad you found it helpful.
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Happy Birthday
And thankyou so much for watching me
Read some of you work ....hmmm...you need to be watched as well
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I must devwatch you.You use words in a way that is perfect for me ^___^.
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Congratulations. I'm ashamed that you have done so much for me, and i've been so far removed from your gallery. Wonderfully done. Also 365 pageviews. The whole of a year. I will be here. I'm just, very very bad about following through.
Again, thank you for everything you've done for me, your help with my work has been invaluble, thank you for continuing to discuss with me.
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DEVIANT OF THE DAY! CONGRATULATIONS..!! *open embrace* have a tall glass of cherry soda on me!
Brett
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Thank you for the cake, how ironic! Today is actually my birthday .. yesterday must have been an early birthday present ... interesting!
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because the formulas are there because we use them to connect with people in a more sterile way ... as a replacement, for we usually don't connect with them any other way ...
that sounds really deep.. especially the line about "in a more sterile way" it sounds like to me you're saying people desire so much, but they can't let themselves out of their own cage that they themselves built, which only serves to push their deepest needs away in other directions.
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Sterile ... we put on gloves to handle each other. What particularly annoys me ... "How are you?" "Iamgoodhowareyou." (just like that, too.) "Good." Reply and counter-reply, there's no thought to it at all, it's just sound people send at each other to let them know we understand that they exist, sort of.
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yes, I know how you feel, expand on these thoughts right now with prose in MS Word or Notepad, let out everything you've never said outloud.
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Thank you for the encouragement.
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And every conversation can be as intellectually rivetting, and inspirational if you give it room and find the room to love. Oh and the song by Janis Joplin is called "Cry cry baby." Thanks for the devwatch and really great comment to respond to my comment.
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There's a spoken word artist/singer named Michael Franti, and on his album called Live at the BaoBao he takes a moment to talk to the audience and tells a story about how when AIDS started growing, and was really looked at as coming out of the homosexual community that he couldn't believe how many people began to hate and the people he knew that he hadn't thought were discriminators, were being the most hateful, and he said largely it turned into something that was "a friend of a friend of a friend I know has AIDS" to "a friend of mine has it" and he asked a question to the audience that was very beautiful, he said, so I think what it comes down to is not anymore "Who you love" but the question is "Do you love?" It's a beautiful question to ask yourself. I am always touched by a Janis Joplin song lyric that says "All you have to do, in this world, is be a good man, to one woman, one time, and that's all you really ever have to do." And I was so impacted by that line, that I try to recreate that emotion everytime, new, new from me, to be a good man, to one woman, one time, to be unselfish, and after I do it, I say, ok, now that I have been good to one woman, all that I have left to do, is be a good man, one time, to one woman. It works for me, I know it's something that I'll be living up to all the time, and these are conversations, they come from other people, they aren't ancient legends, passed down, perfect phrases, or above everyone, these are people looking at themselves, and asking, how do I love more? Conversation. Just conversation. Cause it ain't about who you love, it's all about do you love, do you love, do you love?
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Wow ... that's amazing. You're amazing. You really feel these words, I can feel them bursting out of you, violently, but not with violence. I don't know what to say, except ... I am inspired. I want to tie your words to me and read them over again everytime right before I interact with someone.
Do you love? is the question ... people often seem so on edge, so suspicious, so defensive, so willing to lash out at others as if they felt they needed to do so before someone else does the same to them. But no, that's not exactly it. In fact, that's not it at all. It's hard to figure out the motivations for the things people do, because there are as many motivations as there are people ...
Love might be one way to take out the formulas ... because the formulas are there because we use them to connect with people in a more sterile way ... as a replacement, for we usually don't connect with them any other way ... I see what you are saying.
Perhaps this is the answer to one of the questions I have been asking.
I am going to devwatch you.
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I was drawing a parallel to the way to deformulaize conversation means to love.
I am reminded of a saying that goes "I am not your friend because of who you are, I'm your friend in spite of who you are." True friends know to let you be yourself, to not hold you up to lofty expectations that are a large part of unhappiness and generally produce nothing but strife consequence and fear-hate. Loving as a way of letting go, let's you free to discover, it's amazing, beautiful even.
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