Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Archaeology Comments

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Shall I use your words
or invent anew
to say what was known
in ancient times?
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David Taylor
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Jon Alan 16 September 2007

haha - this is delightful reading - your last line in the poem is defiant - i love it - maybe other words will perish with time but not mine. Algernon Charles Swinburne says something like this about average people versus lovers, 'Those that Love lightly may die, but we? ' his poem, and that last line, reminded me of this poem by Swinburne, if you have not read it it is entitled 'A Forsaken Garden'.

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x... x... 05 September 2007

This is interesting David and kind of deep. Have you been to Greece on a dig or gone and watched them do it? exhausting profession but they love what they do. It's all about the 'unknown' what lies beneath and what secrets are held within. Not unlike our hearts think I.... marci.xo

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