I don’t mind forgetting the right places I put things as much as I do having to remember the wrong places I left them.
LDF
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Belletristic Blathering & Trash Poetry -
Phosphorimental is just a placemat for
the dribblings and crumbs of creativity.
Keep an eye on www.good-graffiti.com and www.trashpoetry.com
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Showing posts with label quote. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quote. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Monday, September 5, 2011
…our worries are but a thimble of moments in an ocean of eternity. take care in what you trade your moments for…
…our worries are but a thimble of moments in an ocean of eternity. take care in what you trade your moments for…
LDF
LDF
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
it’s often better to be silent in the grace of a humming bird in a flowerpot, than parroting the proclamations of a magpie perched on the top branch of an evergreen. (or something like that!)
it’s often better to be silent in the grace of a humming bird in a flowerpot, than parroting the proclamations of a magpie perched on the top branch of an evergreen. (or something like that!)
ldf
ldf
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
I am posthumously in the present moment.
I am posthumously in the present moment.
Lovely dreaming foxes
Lovely dreaming foxes
Monday, August 8, 2011
Men always want to be a woman’s first love. Women have a more subtle instinct: What they like is to be a man’s last romance.
Men always want to be a woman’s first love. Women have a more subtle instinct: What they like is to be a man’s last romance.
Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde
Friday, July 22, 2011
I cannot trust a truth that has a purpose more important than itself. When we are through with the pounding pursuit of objectives, and the chisels of tactics are worn down to nothing but pitted dull stumps, we will find we have created a tall berm of talus and dust between us and the truth, but there stands the “fruits” of our labor nonetheless. A true artist can look at a block of marble and know the true form within it before the chisel is ever set and struck.
I cannot trust a truth that has a purpose more important than itself. When we are through with the pounding pursuit of objectives, and the chisels of tactics are worn down to nothing but pitted dull stumps, we will find we have created a tall berm of talus and dust between us and the truth, but there stands the “fruits” of our labor nonetheless. A true artist can look at a block of marble and know the true form within it before the chisel is ever set and struck.
Art at LDF
Art at LDF
My gift at mid-life, (which is defined by the fulcrum that shifts continually to the right over the course of a lifetime) was received when I dropped a palette of gold that I pulled from the earth to catch a single white feather that fell toward me from the sky. The gold was intended to pave the trail from whence I came, the feather, to show me the direction I should go.
My gift at mid-life, (which is defined by the fulcrum that shifts continually to the right over the course of a lifetime) was received when I dropped a palette of gold that I pulled from the earth to catch a single white feather that fell toward me from the sky. The gold was intended to pave the trail from whence I came, the feather, to show me the direction I should go.
Art at LDF
Art at LDF
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