i've heard that saying
many times.
and from experience
i do enjoy a sizable "D"
once in a while.
sometimes
you need a little excitement.
but i don't understand
why people are so
impressed.
you are just greater
than you
used to be.
bigger is always not better.
i prefer you small
and slender,
so my hand
can handle
the rate of
friction.
where when time
is on the
clock,
i know i can finish
you in time.
every line, of every written piece of work starts with you.
just because you are first
and larger than your
following letters,
does not give you the right
to always be present.
you dictate much more
than a person, place,
or thing.
Dec 17, 2011
Dec 17, 2011 at 9:31 PM UTC
i've heard that saying
many times.
and from experience
i do enjoy a sizable "D"
once in a while.
sometimes
you need a little excitement.
but i don't understand
why people are so
impressed.
you are just greater
than you
used to be.
bigger is always not better.
i prefer you small
and slender,
so my hand
can handle
the rate of
friction.
where when time
is on the
clock,
i know i can finish
you in time.
every line, of every written piece of work starts with you.
just because you are first
and larger than your
following letters,
does not give you the right
to always be present.
you dictate much more
than a person, place,
or thing.
For my love of the alphabet, text, and typography.
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