I am a sucker...

[sushicaddy]

For eloquence. Give me someone who can turn a phrase, whether in writing or in person, and I will show you someone who will make me swoon. Give me your words and I will show you a boy with no defenses left. Your missive need not be verbose, nor poetic, the ability to turn a few words into magic is what I require. Though a vocabulary and the

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[taradammit]

Are words indeed such a simple stepping stone to your spirit? If so, it were my heart's desire to beguile time with whispering whimsy in your ear, be you so content to lay it near. Such things I never hope, when waking reason rules, but must be by them thrilled and taken when they do possess that unfettered and unruly realm of dreams.

[spacerider]

I've been staring at this post for a good fifteen minutes now, and there are so many things I want to say in regards to it, but everything sounds so pretentious in my head...

It's your call.

[sushicaddy]

give it to me!

[spacerider]

I had this whole rant going in my head about how turning a witty phrase simply cannot be done in the written word without seeming pretentious, because there's really nothing unpretentious or sexy about pre-formulated phrases that are put out there, simply trying to impress, nor is there anything sexy about spell-checkers or Microsoft Word's built-in thesaurus... but that was last night. I'm much less adamant on the subject tonight, as I was just in a bed-sandwich with my boyfriend and my best female friend.

Prose away, people! :D

All I have to say is that I know that having conversations with Caddy face-to-face is very stimulating in the cerebral sense for me, and that the excitement in the tone of his voice when he's speaking passionately about something sometimes turns me on, so Caddy, if that doesn't please you, then I don't know what will. *smooches*