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David’s Guides to MUDding
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… There was a young man named Kip, who was away at college in Berkeley, CA, and who was obsessed with computer games and the beginnings of the Internet. It was … Continue reading
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(golden lady, #5) I can’t remember What I didn’t say; I can’t remember What I didn’t do; Yet give me a moment to lay All these remembrances at your feet and pardon me for being indiscreet. What I didn’t say … Continue reading
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(golden lady, #3) In our dreams we stroll side by side Unfettered by the rolling of the tide I turn and ask you your great secret But to my chagrin you always keep it. Why am I still here? What … Continue reading
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(golden lady, #2) Time will wither Time will trap Time will break the binds that wrap around us but not yet fully Enveloping us in light and dark; The edging eclipse, the solar arc. We must walk apace then Just … Continue reading
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Dream Walk (Golden Lady, #21)
Rustling in your sleep For you have promises to keep That night is not so deep. Rise, child, and breathe. Tumble, fall, circle, swirl Nightmares and dreams a’whirl The night doth thame, the night doth scare But always you remain … Continue reading
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(dark lady 2) Gracefully tensed and easy under pressure she moves So slow as to assuredly …but no, we must Catch our breath, or hurriedly Feel the tension of her dreams drowning us as we drowning me … Continue reading
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Why I’m not up in arms over the bombing (and jumping on the hype) — Boston Bombings
You may have noticed that while I am from Boston (well, Wellesley, then Cape Cod, and points in-between) — look, people from MA say they’re “from Boston” if they’re from around Boston because the point is, we’re Massholes…people who live … Continue reading
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Henry V — St. Crispin’s Day Speech
Right, while I’m posting epic speeches, why don’t we go right to possibly the most epic speech ever written…I’m looking at you, Mr. The Bard… *ahem* <clears throat>
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Sonnet 53
In shadows half the days of men are spent. Across the world the dark remains the same; For we are cursed, and blind, and lame; The hard stone of real’ty will not relent. This day surrounds us all; we are … Continue reading
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Hamlet Act 3, Scene 1 soliloquy (“To be or not to be”)
This is Brannagh doing the Act 3 Scene 1 “to be or not to be” soliloquy from Hamlet. There’s someone hidden behind the mirror, I think (it’s a two-way mirror). Brannagh is usually an unbelievable ham but he actually tones … Continue reading
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