The Space Between Words: Recent Comments

Comment on Silent no more.....

human flower — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 18:11:57 GMT

The only way to ''sea'' is to let your '''Mind'' know what it has been seeing is oh so unreal''.........the random life form you met in the library....ttys

Comment on Silent no more.....

hexidecimalhack — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 02:24:16 GMT

I have missed your posts. They have made an impact on my creative life. ^^

Thank you! It is wonderful to hear a voice from the cybersphere. So often as a creative artist one can feel solitary. A blog may be a confessional of sorts..while I don't reveal everything, there are enough spaces to fill, as one is left to wonder.

I promise there will be more...

Comment on Dogma

page flipper — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 08:40:15 GMT

Considering this post is about a year old, I suspect you will never read this comment.
I am one of those random google-searchers of whom you speak. I was looking to see if there is some technical term for "the space between words", and of course punching this in to google brought me to your above post, which I found to be a nice distraction and, actually, related to what I'm working through in a lit paper I'm currently writing. It discusses the rigid restraint that education and culture places on language and writing. Exciting, huh?

Comment on 102 degrees in the shade

April — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 09:39:15 GMT

Mi piace l'italiano tantissimo..

Per favore scriva piu' spesso! :)

Comment on 102 degrees in the shade

Hex — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 08:43:10 GMT

I don't know if you were asking for someone specific, but I am here.

Comment on Dogma

April — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 07:29:23 GMT

My blog suffers from the same thing - perhaps writing blogs are just not that popular? I don't know.

I found you on some creative writing directory and will keep reading!

Comment on Dogma

hex — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 14:34:55 GMT

It's lonely in my blogosphere as well, know that you have at least one interested reader here. The way you write compels me to do the same. Your insight is amazing. Thanks, from one blogger to another.
PS - Good luck with your degree. :)

Comment on Adam and Eve

Aaron — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 18:35:21 GMT

Geneologists recently discovered that around 1.7 million years ago, our ancestors switched from a patrilocal hierarchical society, similar to those employed by the apes, to a system that revolved around the male-female bond.

Thus the seeds of civilization were strewn. And romance...

Comment on Mirror Mirror

john — Wed, 30 May 2007 15:49:20 GMT

yes is a very common photosphop effect but very nice and interesting
cheers,

Comment on American Idol has literary aspirations

Chaz — Sat, 21 Apr 2007 23:03:24 GMT

I noticed you visited me, and as you are a creative soul who also is enthralled with sensuality, I ventured a look at your words...

I personally have a love/hate relationship ith words, owing to my inability to fully communicate what I am feeling or experiencing when in the presence of someone I admire, without at some point sounding like I am talking about actual physical sex, when, in actuality, I am experiencing the mental/spiritual equivalent of the words.

I will continue this in an email, because it is a more appropriate venue. I leave this public, so that perhaps others will be inspired to feel free and write what is in their hearts and minds (Is that vanity? It is not intended to be...)

I will trade music for music, if you please...