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May 8, 2008 at 6:31 pm | Posted in blogging, poetry, writing | 15 CommentsTags: inspiracy, poetry, The Dali-Crowley Deck, writing
Unveiling the first card in the Squires Tarot,
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The Puzzle Box
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ah well, with three unsuccessful guesses at the password, I feel I don’t deserve to read it, but it was more out of curiosity than anything else really…haha!
But hey, I think there should be no standards at all, for ourselves or anyone for that matter, for that limits creativity only to the cream of the milk, and then the rest obviously goes wasted.
Now off to coffee, as my day has just begun at 3pm, HAHA! (I have become inconspicuously nocturnal over the past weeks)
If you want it Sumedh I’ll send it a mail, I’ll send it anyway and you can see the poem if you want, i’m gonna manke it a permanent page anyway, inconspicuously nocturnal, heh, that’ll make a cool photopoem,
Comment by Sumedh— May 8, 2008 #
i keep trying and i’m not giving up said the wolf with the bone
Let me know when you give up, I like it when you give up,
Comment by Lakota— May 8, 2008 #
Thats it, I give up….i tried everything i could think of.
on its way,
Comment by enigma— May 8, 2008 #
sneaky 🙂
Comment by lissa— May 8, 2008 #
I’d love to read it….if someone could send me the password, I’d appreciate it. 🙂
gumlogmercantile “AT” hotmail.com
Comment by Tina Trivett— May 8, 2008 #
Thanks Jo…
Comment by Tina Trivett— May 8, 2008 #
ahhhh! send it to me please 🙂
cruxandflux@gmail.com
Comment by cruxandflux— May 9, 2008 #
I’ll just put the password here now to save a lot of messing around, all the skip by and say nothings have skipped by already and only people who actually want to read it will get this far down the comments, oh bugger, i’ve forgotten it already,
Comment by Paul— May 9, 2008 #
? hope it was good–secret poetry–something new–
Comment by Scot— May 9, 2008 #
“oh bugger, i’ve forgotten it already”
~snickering in an unladylike fashion~
oh yeah – ain’t no ladies in the room.
Comment by Lakota— May 9, 2008 #
ok, so here is a list of what I’ve tried as ‘the password’:
hello,
hello
gingatao!
gingatao
sunonhead
theorchidroom
timeisnotlinear
mcpaulus
bigmacwithcheese
puzzled
havingalaugh
🙂 I don’t want to know, I’m going to crack the puzzle 😛
Comment by harmonie22— May 9, 2008 #
orgleborgle
Comment by rick mobbs— May 14, 2008 #
boil and bubble, rick, is that a general comment on my work? or a guess at the password, i’ld tell you but i have forgotten it again once more,
bugger,
Comment by Paul— May 14, 2008 #
i guess it wasn’t the password, huh? the work is always interesting, often scintillating, sometimes hard to follow through the leaps and bounds of your imagination and my distractability. oh, for some calm clear days of peace and order and sleep enough for two… keep the good work coming, you have an audience here.
Comment by rick mobbs— May 15, 2008 #
Is that what they call foreshadowing?
Comment by amuirin— May 17, 2008 #