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count thy words like you count your breathes - not! the estimable statisticians can estimate the proximate number of breaths our lives will take, the inventory of words, we shall on average aggregate we breathe recklessly, never stopping to slow down the rate with which we tirelessly consume ourselves think of the mess of words, a brain store, like a breath, use it and then purposeful lose it, once employed, nevermore, so write often, even longingly, as in, write long, write hard, every word expelled, a treasure, returned to brother poets for their consumption and reutilization, the monoxide, of a shared oxide when thy stock of words in trade, almost all used up, perforce, must write only short little sweet nothings well, in happy desperation, compose alliterative allegations, nonsensical noises, aiming to pleases summation of essential humanness remain few breaths, issue rhythmic sounds, colorful grunting noises, outed one last intelligible poem that cannot ever be read
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 5:31 AM UTC
count thy words
count thy words like you count your breathes - not! the estimable statisticians can estimate the proximate number of breaths our lives will take, the inventory of words, we shall on average aggregate we breathe recklessly, never stopping to slow down the rate with which we tirelessly consume ourselves think of the mess of words, a brain store, like a breath, use it and then purposeful lose it, once employed, nevermore, so write often, even longingly, as in, write long, write hard, every word expelled, a treasure, returned to brother poets for their consumption and reutilization, the monoxide, of a shared oxide when thy stock of words in trade, almost all used up, perforce, must write only short little sweet nothings well, in happy desperation, compose alliterative allegations, nonsensical noises, aiming to pleases summation of essential humanness remain few breaths, issue rhythmic sounds, colorful grunting noises, outed one last intelligible poem that cannot ever be read
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 5:31 AM UTC
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