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dayonfire

Eternity Close to Home

Aug 04, 2006 13:04

"When Homer died, I used up all the fear I had in me, and all the grief, too. If there's somebody loose around here that wants to cut my throat, I wish him luck. What difference does it make? It's all the same in eternity." - Myrt from In Cold BloodThere comes a time where we first fear ( Read more... )

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anonymous August 4 2006, 20:57:06 UTC

Who is the poet laureate of Mendota Heights?

Poet Laureate Of Mendota Heights dayonfire August 4 2006, 21:01:11 UTC

Probably Curt down at The Perfect Ash. That dude's SMART. Whoever it was it would be chosen by the night clerk at the Holiday Station.

red_hanrahan August 10 2006, 05:06:01 UTC

Is the part after the quote, before the bold yours? If so, it's very well done.

I'm the venerable "Thom Atlas" or Richard from 55 words. I, as well, look forward to reading yours. I don't update regularly, and I don't expect you to, but I'll enjoy your attention and paying attention all the same. Thanks.

Sorry about the wordiness. I'm new to the whole writing community world.

Howdy dayonfire August 10 2006, 13:26:39 UTC

Thom Atlas! Hey, grateful that you found my journal. Really like what you are doing on your blog. At 17 years of age, I feel you are well ahead of the curve. Keep it up, please!

Yeah, the part after the quote and before the bolded message about the (cough) new St. Paul Poet Laureate is mine. Vagrant ruminations. Thanks. This journal is filled with landfill like that. It goes back to around 2003, so eat up. I am trying to update regularly. I'll be watching for future words from you.

Stay in touch!