Lynne50
This celestial seascape!

Thanks for being my first friend. ^_^

Lynne, what are you doing up and on the computer this late? haha...you are getting like me...I am watching "The Agony and the Ectasy" - forgot how good it was, even though it is a bit Hollywoodish, Charleton Heston was classic; he's pretty great looking, too. Going to resume watching it now. Have fun on the forum.

I edited my post already..lol
I'm half asleep when I did the post..It's suppose to be "Borowski"

Lynne, go read Virgil's blog entry. Its hysterical. Here's the link : http://www.online-literature.com/forums/blog.php?b=8365.

Lynne, you there now? I am online so IM me.

Hi Lynne, went to the library to get "Phantom of the Opera" and figures, someone just checked it out; not available now for 14 days - oh well. I got home and the two DVD cases of the alternate films I picke out were empty; librarian forgot to put the DVD's in them. I went back tonight, so I checked "Dubliners" by James Joyce, which I really wanted. I think I borrowed a copy from the library to read to begin with; I like that collection of short stories especially "The Dead". This is just a small new looking paperback - perfect. I was quite pleased to find it. It pays to look sometimes.

And yet, my dear Q.,
Whom do we suppose write poems?
Is it only the saints
among us, in which case
how thin the anthologies might be!

Is it the men and women
of serene temperament
and hearts as broad
as some long, leisurely unwinding
line of verse?

Remember Baudelaire and his
toi hypocrite lecteur,
mon semblable, mon frere!

thank you so much, my friend

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Hi Lynne, I just read it, but not the first post in the thread, describing that particular thread dispute/discussion. I liked what you wrote and I agree with it entirely. I guess you told them....hahah....I don't know much about what has been aired in that thread; so I will go back and read more.