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Posted by Jai Narayan on September 26, 2004, at 18:37:23
The bard of old...
Atticus my hero.
Your soft velvety written voice introduces images that take me through feelings and ideas that are fresh and titillating.
Your words can make me cry for the excruciating beauty you see and communicate.
A terrible beauty, I never understood that phrase till I read your work.
Your latest piece is a stunner.
The beauty is way beyond.
Thank you Atticus for your lovely poetry.Jai, with her jaw dropping in awe.
Posted by Atticus on September 26, 2004, at 20:23:50
In reply to Atticus Your soft velvety written voice, posted by Jai Narayan on September 26, 2004, at 18:37:23
Thanks for all of your kind words and support, Jai, from the evening I first arrived on this page in July through today. Sometimes I wish I could go around speaking in poems all day, since it seems I communicate best in this language. I guess people would look at me and think I was crazy, but in the end that might not change anything: I think a lot of them already think I am. The one positive I've found in having a mental illness is that people give you a lot more leeway to be eccentric. The same can be said of poets, I guess, so I tend to push it for all it's worth. Makes life interesting. Ta, kiddo. ;) Atticus
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