The world that we live in: The world that we live in allows for the commodification of existence. The imagery of being fossilized and studied, to me, speaks to the enduring nature of our impact, even when lost to the mists of time. First read of the year on your page... it may be an important segment of your writing journey!
This poem reminds me..: This poem reminds me of the time I attended my nephew's engagement party which took place in my brother's home. I was sitting on the couch chatting with some other guests when my brother approaches and says 'I'd like to introduce you to Dr Miller'. I start to get up to shake his hand but my brother says 'Don't get up. He's only a dentist'. Thanks for posting.
You're dearly missed,: You're dearly missed, Stella.
I never got the thank you for this kind comment. You were, and remain, such inspirational support - both in words already shared and known, and those discovered as new.
Oh wow: I do not know that song but will definitely give it a litsen. I'm glad you liked it and am honored to to have written something that is compared to something of his. Thank you.
Hi. Do you know the Ray Charles song..: Hi. Do you know the Ray Charles song 'You Don't Know Me'? That song came to mind as I was reading your lyrics. If you'll allow me:
You thought that you know me?
I'm saying, bitch you don't
You don't even see me
I'm saying, bitch you won't
Sounded like lots of fun
But now I'm fucking done
You thought you knew me
Similar, no?
I enjoyed reading it. Thanks for posting.
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