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i noticed :( but i got on aim and we chatted.
i leave next saturday. not gone yet. |
Goooood evening all.
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so where is it this place you're going? some sort of camp?
--- hey drrrtyboots |
so you're leaving this saturday or the following one?
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following saturday
!@#$%!- it's just with my aunt and uncle. |
Hello Schizo, everybody.
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cool.
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oh, nice. im thinking of going to california as well. i need a short vacation, and i miss the beach. Quote:
hey mr. neruda |
Oh I wish to be Neruda, or even Lorca.
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hello all
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yeah, hello cleveland!
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actually i prefer GARCIA lorca over neruda. he was a finer poet i think-- most people won't agre with me but they can kiss my ass. |
Cleveland ROCKS!
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that sounds familiar. wasnt that from some tv show with a fatso? |
I do like Lorca a lot, sometimes I can't differentiate between the two. Right now I am just in a Neruda mood.
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ha! i can tell. what are you reading? |
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Residencia en la Tierra, along with Pablo Neruda by Adam Feinstein.
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residencia is awesome, but depressive. my favorite one of the 3 book is "tango del viudo" which is amazing. neruda btw "renounced" that book later when he was a communist-- he said young people shouldn't be reading that depressive shit. i would recoment Alturas de Macchu Picchu for his most epic stuff. from Garcia Lorca, a lot of people like Poeta en Nueva York, but my favorite book by him is Divan del Tamarit-- can't be read in translation though, too much delicate music gets destroyed in the process. |
I read Poeta en Nueva York when I fist had dropped out of High School. I thouhgt it was an amazing book of poetry. It was such a different attitude than other poetry I had been reading at that time. After Lorca it was Neruda, I thank them for giving me a chance at good Spanish poetry. I will look for those, on my next paycheck.
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