Tuesday, July 09, 2013

Nero

Words often are insignificant.

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  1. You're probably right but they're what we've become used to using.

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  2. The moonlight is speechless....
    stars in one's eyes mean more than "Je t'aime, beloved"
    and two clasped hands across a table
    across a warm sea of silence
    can tear down
    better than a thousand well-chosen words
    the tower of babel
    one erects everyday in one's soul.

    CPG

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  3. But I still like metagrobolizing and gobbledegook words even though I suffer from disambiguation at times!

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  4. Pictures often speak louder than words.

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  5. Yes, my dear Susan, and on the long row I hardly could do without. :)

    That's a beauty, Claude. Thank you!

    Stan would be delighted, Claude, if he knew.

    And sometimes they are cheating our eyes / minds, CherryPie. Insofar they are as trustworthy as are words. :)



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