Dance in the Full Moon

O, the Frailty of Memory

Friday, August 12, 2011

8.13

It is midnight, and the moon paints the fog in shades of silver. I breathe "gorgeous" as if the word is torn from my lips.

That has not happened since last I saw you.

8 comments:

  1. Thanks. Sadly, I have no one to whom I may say it, so it is wasted on the internet.

    These three lines took me ten minutes to compose. Does that make me a poet?
    I say no, but I won't fight a different interpretation.

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  2. Methinks the Robby doth protest too much.

    (This is . . . ironic . . . since he just said he wouldn't fight it.)

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  3. Ah, Shakespeare. How we do abuse your words.

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  4. Do you think he'd rather have his words abused or unused (clearly there is no middle ground)?

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  5. I don't know. I really don't. I'm going to assume abused. He seemed like the kind of dude who would rather his words remain current, rather than being oldtimey.

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  6. That sounds about right to me. He ran pretty roughshod over other people's work . . .

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