just taking your phrase into household terms: drivelling servant-owner
>I don't quite get the connection between doing the floors & windows and
>mobile phones & automobiles?
>mj
>deborah russell wrote:
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>>Sorry, suppose to read: "do the floors and windows" - (my timing's off)
>>need to practice air guitar, or control... evidently.
>>
>>I can't say I am old fashioned, but do enjoy the quieter, smaller venues
>>for poetry and all my poet friends and enemies.
>>
>>
>>>Thanks, Deborah - is there something missing after "must" here? I don't
>>>quite understand the floors & windows.
>>>I regard poetry as a private art, I think it flourishes among circles of
>>>friends/enemies, not in the public gaze of arenas like rock music. I like
>>>the idea of the subscriber - we subscribe to this list, poets' readers
>>>once subscribed to editions of their works, reading someone's poem is
>>>subscribing it with one's response. Old-fashioned...
>>>Martin
>>>
>>>deborah russell wrote:
>>>
>>>>Isn't that what poets do best...public masturbation?
>>>>
>>>>"Scrips", short for medication, "filled" you can figure that out.
>>>>I do despise being a drivelling servant-owner - but someone absolutely
>>>>must
>>>>to the floors and windows.
>>>
>>>
>>>M.J.Walker - no blog - no webpage - no idea
>>>
>>>Nous ne faisons que nous entregloser. - Montaigne
>>
>>
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>M.J.Walker - no blog - no webpage - no idea
>
>Nous ne faisons que nous entregloser. - Montaigne
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