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Dancers
On the day they dance-swirled Words w(h)ere meant less, less Last touch, last holds, last hand On the back slides, folds, holds Closer to lips to ear to whisper One last holder, hold ‘er, hold ere There: one step, swirl, step Said, hands made more And mouths err better.
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Dancers
On the day they dance-swirled Words w(h)ere meant less, less Last touch, last holds, last hand On the back slides, folds, holds Closer to lips to ear to whisper One last holder, hold ‘er, hold ere There: one step, swirl, step Said, hands made more And mouths err better.
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Dancers
On the day they dance-swirled Words w(h)ere meant less, less Last touch, last holds, last hand On the back slides, folds, holds Closer to lips to ear to whisper One last holder, hold ‘er, hold ere There: one step, swirl, step Said, hands made more And mouths err better.
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The Drive
Sitting here in this pointless office, I wander in my mind to different places, different times, different worlds. Somehow it feels like the world is trying to erase my ambition, creativity and ability to touch other people. I don’t know what to do with myself anymore, it is frustrating to not think that you are a machine, typing and pressing gray buttons to the rhythm of the ticking clock.
Some low whispered empty conversations, annoying mechanical phone rings, the night is falling down so fast you can’t even see it coming. The windows are so dark you cannot feel the real difference between day and night, it’s all the same he
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Dancers
On the day they dance-swirled Words w(h)ere meant less, less Last touch, last holds, last hand On the back slides, folds, holds Closer to lips to ear to whisper One last holder, hold ‘er, hold ere There: one step, swirl, step Said, hands made more And mouths err better.
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Literature
The Imperfection of Style
1. Introduction
When you sit down to read a piece written by Baudelaire you do not expect Dickinson sentimentality, nor a Shakespearean wit or Poe's possessiveness with phonetically eeriness. You do expect a Baudelaire experience. But what is a Baudelaire experience? What makes Baudelaire a Baudelaire in comparison with Poe - is it the tonality, details, sentiment, or maybe the vocabulary, sentence construct or themes; Might it be the concepts, or maybe a certain point of view or an angle? Can you create your own style by analytical and critical thinking, learning the hypothetical curve and scale of those degrees, or by comparing differ
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