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[carobanano]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the wonderful Edgelet/Mr. the Edge/Reg/the Edge/the object of my fangirling/EDGE! *gloms to him even though we are separated by an ocean and he doesn't even know me, dammit*

*cough* Anyway. In 4.5 hours I am leaving for Rhode Island to visit my dad's side of the family; won't be back until late on Thursday. All of you! Stop

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[lemonchan]

Whooooa, how did I totally forget that it was Edge's birthday until now? O_o Bad, bad U2 fan...

And you are absolutely right about Heartland, m'dear.

[axver]

< poetry purist/elitist snob mode >

That poem simply does not work for me. I don't even see a readily identifiable pattern to the lines, which is normally a somewhat poor but still redeeming feature of modern poetry. I'm having a hard time making sense of the line breaks, too. What makes me sad is that very good descriptions such that could be used in prose, but are instead forced into 'poetic' form.

But, I guess, few people think like me any more. To me, poetry should at the very least rhyme, and the sign of a skilled poet is one who can naturally rhyme without it sounding forced.

< /poetry purist/elitist snob mode >

I couldn't agree more about Heartland, though. What a stunningly beautiful song! And I made Edge a birthday icon! ... or at least an icon of Edge on his birthday ... yeah, that counts! Happy birthday to the Edge of the world!

[aversive]

Just completely randomly wandering through... :)

I totally 100% agree with you about Heartland. That, to me, is one of the most amazing songs that they've ever made, thanks to Edge's amazing talents. It slays me that - to my knowledge anyway - it was never played live. :/ Alas.

[signifiers]

Caaaroline! Don't go away! I will miss you! *gloms to you like you glommed [is that a word?] to Edge so in essence I'm glomming to Edge as well*

[dbdb25]

hey, the pics work if u haven't seen them yet :) just thought i should let u kno cuz u were so excited about it :)