Some modern artists place circles where once there were squares, some put them on paper, some fly them in air, some think it’s most clever to paint them dark red, or throw them at walls, and see where they've bled; just having a little fun, my sanskrit poem, of course. thanks very much for your understanding.
What are you saying now? The first bit? Of what?
enjoy! especially the first bit.
Fine, fine. I thought you were asking specifically to be allowed to walk through it IF you decided etc., but don't let yourself be pushed. I don't know how you might trip through it, but I look forward to seeing it if it happens.
sarco. I see the open door, but that doesn't mean I'm going to walk through it, I might trip through it, I might walk into the wall next to it, or climb out of the window across the room; but at least I know it's open now.
Hi. Yes, that's right. Ever since that mixup, I've been working on an absolute epic for that thread, but, darnit, I just can't seem to get it right, but when I do....ah, it'll be the making of me, truly it will. No, kidding. I'd forgotten all about saying I might pick up that line. I guess whoever goes next should just pick whichever of the two they like and then post the other one again. Feel free.
He's a very striking kid, hard to believe there's more than one like him! p.s. are you working on a poem for the sanskrit poet's game? I am not sure which line I should take if, and that's a bit IF I try to write one today.
That's the one. Amazing resemblance.
The boy on the cover of the English edition of that book, and, for all I know, the US one too, looks very like some friends' of mines son.
