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"I think that I would rather recollect a life mis-spent on fragile things than spent avoiding moral debt."

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My Sweet Edelweiss: Foreword

Stamped: 3:35 PM

For people who know what's going on: don't be alarmed. I'm not really all that smitten. Besotted. Whatever you want to call it. This isn't the vanilla emotion, but the romanticised, intensified, double-distilled version. Fairy gold spun from everyday dross.

Well, not that dross-like, come to think of it. But still.

You've heard of being in love with love itself? Consider this being fascinated by fascination itself.

Fascination has golden eyes.

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Laundry
Shirt (I)
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Birds
Massage Chair
Strawberries and Cream
Paper
Then Again
Workstation
Template
Hotel California
Orange
Formal Clothes
Afterimage
Saturday Morning
Shirt (II)
Voice
Eat Me
Grapes
Watch
Favourite Things
Blender
Magpie
Shiver
Sunshine
White Delicious
Apple
Dance
Shopping
The Reason
Pink Thread
Rain
Donkeyskin
Hairbrush
Coffee (I)
Coffee (II)
Haircut (I)
Haircut (II)
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Haircut (IV)
Haircut (V)
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And so all good things come to an end. Flowers fade, after all, and golden eyes lose their shine.

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  • Blogger the Sojourner says so:
    7:02 PM, December 17, 2006  

    except for the flowers fade reminding me of the nst obits page, i think that this has been a very exciting ride and well, it's over...!

    welcome back to earth, friend!
    :) top

  • Blogger Yin Harn says so:
    9:34 PM, December 17, 2006  

    Experience is never wasted. I've learned some interesting things from this, I think. Without any suffering, too. No pain doesn't always mean no gain. top