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Pieter Posted 23 years ago
Philosophy
Philosophy
Death can be patient, feared, expected, the same, always different.
Life is the impatience before patient death.
Happiness before fear.
The waiting moment.
The same.
Always different
Death can be patient, feared, expected, the same, always different.
Life is the impatience before patient death.
Happiness before fear.
The waiting moment.
The same.
Always different
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I would invert the last two lines. Then it would be a visually decreasing poem. YOU are the poet.
- I would invert the last two lines.
- Then it would be a visually decreasing poem.
- YOU are the poet.
- It's your poem.
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I would invert the last two lines. Then it would be a visually decreasing poem. YOU are the poet. It's your poem.
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It was written in en other form. This ... computer changes everything.
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