justkiddiing
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7 years ago
Thank you for your nice comment. The quote was actually a piece of a play, so it wasn't my own sadness put on paper. I really aprecieate the concern, you're an awesome person reply
justkiddiing
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8 years ago
It's been forever. I hope you kept making an artpiece out of yourself reply
justkiddiing
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9 years ago
thank you so much, you've helped a ton. It's just real heavy poetry, I don't really like it either... I tought maybe the meaning was worth looking into, but it seems like it's just a prach of the poetrytree that I'll never realy get into reply
Yes, heavy is the perfect adjective for it. It's not my kind of thing to read either, haha. It's amazing how diverse poetry is~. reply
justkiddiing
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9 years ago
ok so here is one:
From the lives we cross
And the people we lose
From the paths we bewander
And the opponents we choose
It's how we're made, how we're scarred
Memories holding us down, forever barred
Drowning in guilt for breaking the trust we built
Mercenaries we are, atoning for innocent blood spuilt
From the passing of virtue once given to us
And the wratch of the Otherness we befall
From the poisoned lies we spread
And the haunting secrets we recall
It's our heart, our soul, a necessary sacrifice
Revengeful justice comes at a deadly price
The thirst for power is never ending, never ceasing
Condemned to follow this path, morals ever decreasing
From all we thought to earn and gain
And the promise of unlimited might
From being indebted to the devil is all that remains
And our cursed history left for human kind to despise
thanks in advance reply
justkiddiing
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9 years ago
could you help me in understanding a poem? you seem quite the artist yourself and I eed another imput, it's not the kind of poetry I'm used to (it's very dark and abstract) but it's from the ex of a friend of mine and he asked me to help him understand, I could only say: she looks so lonely, and even that he hadn't grasped, so I want to give him the whole picture, but I don't understand it enough reply
justkiddiing
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9 years ago
nothing much, just noticed I have 1123 quotes, pretty cool number, should stop writing so much :D with you? reply
justkiddiing
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9 years ago
we already are friends i mean sorry I didn't inform you about it but we are, from like, since 6th grade... yea sorry I never mentioned you that I exist but real friendship doesn't need those trivale things like contact :D
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justkiddiing
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9 years ago
hi :D wow yea, I am old right :o But I'm not famous like you, everyone on here knows you, think that's more important. I love your quotes reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
haha, it's a great book, deffinatly a classic. I've had my period of disliking twilight, bc the internet was bashing it, but then I remembered the times I smiled while I read the book, I think stephenie Meyer is a great writer, just because the world chose to dislike her book bc of horible acting, doesn't mean I have to dislike it. Also I absolutely LOVED your last quote. I think I'll write that on my wall reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
I actually enjoyed twilight a lot. It's not the same as a clasic, but it's a great YA book, in my opinion. And in 1984, not everyone dies, in my opinion it's worse, you'll see reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
I'm very bad in frnesh, I hated it in school, and we had to read it. I think I wouldn've loved the book more if I hadn't read it in french first. I don't think it's childish at all, I'm still not sure how it enden. And oh, I'm sorry for your lost book, hope someone good found it and loved it. It's been a year since I finished it, and I'm still in therapy bc of it(just kidding :D) but it really was a striking book it only beomes really really good at the end, certainly worth getting back into. I don't know speak, I will add it to my to read list reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
I wouldn't read it if you ever plan on eating even one piece of meat again, it's schocking. Animal farm is amazing, but it's only strong if you know everything that happened in and before the cold war. Actually, the only part of the book that I find strong at the story is how he predicted the treathening each other with atom bombs, he was a visionair for sure, but I think orwell's 1984 is way better. What's your favorite book?
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justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
I just loved foer's extremely loud and incredebly close. His wife wrote a book in the same style, the history of love, wich is myfavorite book(I do have a lot, but in it's genre it's my absolute number one) Her name is krauss, you should really check out quotes from that book. Also like his book eating animals, but that's non fiction so .. yea :D I'm a vegitarian but if I wasn't it would make me. His writing is so strong <3 reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
yea, I try my best to put some quality on this site, it's lacking it :D yours are great aswel tough. Oh btw, the uotes of Foer and Gaiman are the best, love them, great taste :D reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
thank you so much for your comment, not everything on my orofile is mine, but the one you commeted on is and I'm so grateful. reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
I always love it when I see you faved one of my quotes, thank you for understanding reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
explain yourself reply
FrankConnor
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1 decade ago
It's a quote, from a book.
And it describes you.
The book reminds me of you.
reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
like I told you, I don't really see this site as... anything actually. I'm notused to commenting, I only fave quotes that I love, I barely watch other peoples quotes to be honest :D So I don't really care about the profile, I just tought the rain was relaxing :D you seem to be chatting with a lot of people reply
justkiddiing
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1 decade ago
wow that's so weird :D, but then again your profile warned me so it's ok reply
justkiddiing · 7 years ago
Thank you for your nice comment. The quote was actually a piece of a play, so it wasn't my own sadness put on paper. I really aprecieate the concern, you're an awesome person
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justkiddiing · 8 years ago
It's been forever. I hope you kept making an artpiece out of yourself
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justkiddiing · 9 years ago
thank you so much, you've helped a ton. It's just real heavy poetry, I don't really like it either... I tought maybe the meaning was worth looking into, but it seems like it's just a prach of the poetrytree that I'll never realy get into
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No problem. I'm glad it was useful.
Yes, heavy is the perfect adjective for it. It's not my kind of thing to read either, haha. It's amazing how diverse poetry is~.
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justkiddiing · 9 years ago
ok so here is one:
From the lives we cross
And the people we lose
From the paths we bewander
And the opponents we choose
It's how we're made, how we're scarred
Memories holding us down, forever barred
Drowning in guilt for breaking the trust we built
Mercenaries we are, atoning for innocent blood spuilt
From the passing of virtue once given to us
And the wratch of the Otherness we befall
From the poisoned lies we spread
And the haunting secrets we recall
It's our heart, our soul, a necessary sacrifice
Revengeful justice comes at a deadly price
The thirst for power is never ending, never ceasing
Condemned to follow this path, morals ever decreasing
From all we thought to earn and gain
And the promise of unlimited might
From being indebted to the devil is all that remains
And our cursed history left for human kind to despise
thanks in advance
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justkiddiing · 9 years ago
could you help me in understanding a poem? you seem quite the artist yourself and I eed another imput, it's not the kind of poetry I'm used to (it's very dark and abstract) but it's from the ex of a friend of mine and he asked me to help him understand, I could only say: she looks so lonely, and even that he hadn't grasped, so I want to give him the whole picture, but I don't understand it enough
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justkiddiing · 9 years ago
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justkiddiing · 9 years ago
nothing much, just noticed I have 1123 quotes, pretty cool number, should stop writing so much :D with you?
reply
justkiddiing · 9 years ago
we already are friends i mean sorry I didn't inform you about it but we are, from like, since 6th grade... yea sorry I never mentioned you that I exist but real friendship doesn't need those trivale things like contact :D
reply
justkiddiing · 9 years ago
hi :D wow yea, I am old right :o But I'm not famous like you, everyone on here knows you, think that's more important. I love your quotes
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
haha, it's a great book, deffinatly a classic. I've had my period of disliking twilight, bc the internet was bashing it, but then I remembered the times I smiled while I read the book, I think stephenie Meyer is a great writer, just because the world chose to dislike her book bc of horible acting, doesn't mean I have to dislike it. Also I absolutely LOVED your last quote. I think I'll write that on my wall
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
I actually enjoyed twilight a lot. It's not the same as a clasic, but it's a great YA book, in my opinion. And in 1984, not everyone dies, in my opinion it's worse, you'll see
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
I'm very bad in frnesh, I hated it in school, and we had to read it. I think I wouldn've loved the book more if I hadn't read it in french first. I don't think it's childish at all, I'm still not sure how it enden. And oh, I'm sorry for your lost book, hope someone good found it and loved it. It's been a year since I finished it, and I'm still in therapy bc of it(just kidding :D) but it really was a striking book it only beomes really really good at the end, certainly worth getting back into. I don't know speak, I will add it to my to read list
reply
justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
I wouldn't read it if you ever plan on eating even one piece of meat again, it's schocking. Animal farm is amazing, but it's only strong if you know everything that happened in and before the cold war. Actually, the only part of the book that I find strong at the story is how he predicted the treathening each other with atom bombs, he was a visionair for sure, but I think orwell's 1984 is way better. What's your favorite book?
reply
justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
I just loved foer's extremely loud and incredebly close. His wife wrote a book in the same style, the history of love, wich is myfavorite book(I do have a lot, but in it's genre it's my absolute number one) Her name is krauss, you should really check out quotes from that book. Also like his book eating animals, but that's non fiction so .. yea :D I'm a vegitarian but if I wasn't it would make me. His writing is so strong <3
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
yea, I try my best to put some quality on this site, it's lacking it :D yours are great aswel tough. Oh btw, the uotes of Foer and Gaiman are the best, love them, great taste :D
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
thank you so much for your comment, not everything on my orofile is mine, but the one you commeted on is and I'm so grateful.
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
I always love it when I see you faved one of my quotes, thank you for understanding
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
explain yourself
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FrankConnor · 1 decade ago
It's a quote, from a book.
And it describes you.
The book reminds me of you.
reply
justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
like I told you, I don't really see this site as... anything actually. I'm notused to commenting, I only fave quotes that I love, I barely watch other peoples quotes to be honest :D So I don't really care about the profile, I just tought the rain was relaxing :D you seem to be chatting with a lot of people
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
wow that's so weird :D, but then again your profile warned me so it's ok
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