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On 3/31/07, kasper salonen <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > this is really awesome. "hobgoblins", "hymns of elimination", "It was > a sounding grotto" "It was a sounding grotto" is Keats, from Endymion. The idea was to put the etymological connection between grottoes and the grotesque into play. > , & the last line, &c. what's it about though? My ambition was to pull together all sorts of very disparate things - if I listed them here, it would seem wildly pretentious. Actually I'm rather interested in finding out what other people think it's about. Dominic