The Gravity Of Poetic Thought Part 2

fitIV LargEIM MuRir- Fin! inciteg Throe 4C 02119:2PIEENE The CidP Elf Sound quae corpus urgente gnarling; vi regulari describit, motus initio in duplicata ratinnP temporum. ---D. Isaaci New-Loni. Sliiit inso A long time passed where emptiness became a bird, its feathers colored, like glass, reflecting the terrain, a place, chosen, in which to live. This was seen as a fork sharing its forces of the imagination. [ ( par c al P del j(m)di= )cie[d(E;denN,cln - logq(L)dcri. Acoustic gravity caused the children, stars, to explode. many times, joyous with energy and some hope for technology; its pets, the cats, walked a narrow balance. The partsof sucb, a,.n. adventure included the begirming of ethics, the aesthetics of evolution, and the epistemology to be implemented as the best, choice for a kangaroo to make. 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The new convection pertained to diffirtatieS threatened by op_pnrtiiniqts, bnit the dream was likenedt its real counterpart. Neither of them kept the edge, simultaneouslyprese,n-t, while the variations, in the fields and pastures, operated the parabnlq for the others to play on. The trPre felt an adjective-, the a:ant was drawn to the abstraction. ([adjdelq(P) dndiiii(dm)} int int int 11 ( s e rF f J1 IM= i Ttfr shapes intendFael fnr snore, nbsoiete niirnnse were olven to the - an ntter vicited ey th Were exioected to buil,d a miracle. Fir this, to request parts more like the ones in the catalogue the museum guarded, .jealously, as if the valuable book were a precious stone. The result was a new Dower the ntierc wanted to gain, that of curvival. — file ntters, and (IllI IV 12. xp. win. wrk. flash.hard .tv . 07 1920 1 O. srnp. pg.newtoni .,A.rn jiana T,ibrary Digital \iisual Dre2pa _Laboratory ..A.nd Acoustic Studio Ct joe-oh Uphoff, M.P.A., Litt. D. 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