No, ma'am. I just have a particular fondness for seemingly disconnected bits of life and observation (even while I am unsure true disconnect is possible). Overt meaning is grossly overrated. As life largely a series of unrelated events, I (as both a writer and a reader) enjoy the responsibility of the reader of such texts to make connections where none seem to exist, because that is how life is generally observed.
That was unnecessarily long-winded, but it's a topic I am fond of, and one I still think on & struggle with frequently. Couldn't help myself.
I eat an apple and Adam makes peanut butter toast.
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I really like the poetic commentary on this one. Methinks you have a good book idea going, here.
Matt, you are too kind.
No, ma'am. I just have a particular fondness for seemingly disconnected bits of life and observation (even while I am unsure true disconnect is possible). Overt meaning is grossly overrated. As life largely a series of unrelated events, I (as both a writer and a reader) enjoy the responsibility of the reader of such texts to make connections where none seem to exist, because that is how life is generally observed.
That was unnecessarily long-winded, but it's a topic I am fond of, and one I still think on & struggle with frequently. Couldn't help myself.
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