HopperWolf Posted November 26, 2002 Report Posted November 26, 2002 Words form in disjointed union; Bound by no law, I can observe this casual confusion Through Mind’s window. Words and ideas dance freely, Creating music, Images beat and sing for me to see On the mist’s edge. Slipping further while I look in, To be replaced, Within a lifeless, silent, flat lined nothing, And ideas lost. Broken silence, searching vainly, The mist has past, Giving fire and taking back, leaving me: Extinguished flame. <center><img src="http://www.thegreathall.org/miscgraphics/hopper_wolfsig.jpg"></center>
HopperWolf Posted November 27, 2002 Author Report Posted November 27, 2002 (Conversion confusion, this is actually the third post in this thread) well, I capitalise Mind to give my mind it's own personality and imply that it is an entity on its own, acting out of my control. The window is merely a property or possesion of that mind, or me. It is something I use to look in on the Mind, but it is not, in itself, an entity.
SoaringIcarus Posted November 28, 2002 Report Posted November 28, 2002 (Conversion confusion, this is actually the second post in this thread) I can really appreciate the metaphor of fog with writer's block. I like 'casual confusion' and wonder, why is 'Mind's' capitalized but not 'window'? If I considered "Mind" to be as important as, say, God, then perhaps... But if I were talking about God's Sandals, I think I would capitalize Sandals, as well. Or perhaps that's my taste for capitalized nouns. Nice, nonetheless.
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