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Nietz sche: the warrior with the heart of a girl. According to Will Durant, odd intel-informs this POV of the channel, deep 'neath this stream, slow Sunday morning flow into a pond to wait, awhile, yet and we shall see geni-us grow kind of a blob of peace, a scab to dam the loss, "the life is in the blood" "your brother's blood cries out... how long?" Study war for fifty years, learn one lesson last. abso unique ununununun I suffer this to be so, now, how else might this be if may were your word, now, whodat? eh, we bein' odd, now, are we even? Only you would know, but only if I allow. You must shine for me to see your light. Mightn't I reflect the glow, whereby you see, through words to the mean ing ing ing first the thing, then the name, knowing the name is not samesame knowing first the thinked thing, then the name by which you may know what I mean, after a period of complete ion depletion batter batter batter upery upery up and the magic pen flows once more, once more, past the sluggish mediocrity settled into quiet peacefully beyond the maddened crowd. --- The mad Nietzsche, gone to Dionysus, --- left a dangerous, laborious trail to peace and quiet, --- "Lisbeth, why do you cry, are we not happy"
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Oct 20, 2019
Oct 20, 2019 at 1:43 PM UTC
Listening to Durant tell of Nietzche
Nietz sche: the warrior with the heart of a girl. According to Will Durant, odd intel-informs this POV of the channel, deep 'neath this stream, slow Sunday morning flow into a pond to wait, awhile, yet and we shall see geni-us grow kind of a blob of peace, a scab to dam the loss, "the life is in the blood" "your brother's blood cries out... how long?" Study war for fifty years, learn one lesson last. abso unique ununununun I suffer this to be so, now, how else might this be if may were your word, now, whodat? eh, we bein' odd, now, are we even? Only you would know, but only if I allow. You must shine for me to see your light. Mightn't I reflect the glow, whereby you see, through words to the mean ing ing ing first the thing, then the name, knowing the name is not samesame knowing first the thinked thing, then the name by which you may know what I mean, after a period of complete ion depletion batter batter batter upery upery up and the magic pen flows once more, once more, past the sluggish mediocrity settled into quiet peacefully beyond the maddened crowd. --- The mad Nietzsche, gone to Dionysus, --- left a dangerous, laborious trail to peace and quiet, --- "Lisbeth, why do you cry, are we not happy"
I suppose I have attained such a state, at a far lower cost than poor Fred. Happy Sundays are expected, these days. Live long, and prosper.
kenpepiton
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77/M/Pine Valley CA
Oct 20, 2019
Oct 20, 2019 at 1:43 PM UTC
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