Faith Kindred

@kate-flournoy Are you writing anymore today?

@Daeus right. 😉

@Emma-Flournoy ummmmmmmm… yeah. All in the subtext, deary.

Let’s see… one of my favorite quotes, not necessarily about writing, but about life, which is about writing in a way… or is writing about life? I don’t remember anymore. 😛 Anyway, I love this quote. It’s attributed to William Wallace.

Every man dies. Not every man truly lives.

@kate-flournoy Hehehe (That was Harold)

@Daeus awesome. I’m trying to get Harold out— eh, never mind. Spoilers. 😉 I’m continuing the rewrite of Uncharted, and I got 1,067 words written. I’m also very pleased with what I wrote, which is rare. 😛 I’m at a very crowded, intricate place right now, so I was pleased that I could manage it carefully and still get something that snapped, if…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Got three chapters edited on yet another pass through TATHOF.

What were you working on?

@kate-flournoy Should be good.

@Daeus yes I am. I will be until… eh… ten thirty? You good till then?

@kate-flournoy Well, if you’re still writing, I’m all go.

@Daeus yes. It could be that as well.

If you’re writing now, I’m available…

hmm… I like that theory. Not everything is better broken, but a lot of things are.

And then maybe too it’s a parable about how we see a use in something when a greater use is intended for it that we could have never seen.

What meaning would you give it, by the way?

Ummm… something along the lines of what @Bluejay said, @Daeus, though I was more thinking somehow mankind was more blessed to see the fragments of something than they would have been to see it whole. Like, maybe brokenness was more beautiful… or useful…or something…heh. 😛
I actually have…[Read more]

I have read the entire Promise of Zion and one or two of the other one. I don’t mind the ending so much for Promise of Zion. It’s better than Jeff’s end. 🙁
Great, you’ll have to tell me what you think when you finish them. 🙂
Not a dumb question at all. And you like rambling…here goes. 🙂
I live near the bottom of Victoria and it’s and…[Read more]

I have read the entire Promise of Zion and one or two of the other one. I don’t mind the ending so much for Promise of Zion. It’s better than Jeff’s end. 🙁
Great, you’ll have to tell me what you think when you finish them. 🙂
Not a dumb question at all. And you like rambling…here goes. 🙂
I live near the bottom of Victoria and it’s and…[Read more]

@clairec and Sarah-h I didn’t get any reading done to day and I’m really cross. I read a paragraph out to my sister from a different book (couldn’t really avoid it) and that was all I did. Maybe next time will be better. You two sounded like you had a great day, though.

I don’t mean of course that ambiguity is synonymous with depth in the way modern poets take that axiom, but I mean in the sense of making imagery universal and subtle.

…if that makes any sense.

I was thinking a straight forward poem would be meaningless and that ambiguity is often synonymous with depth. I think I can support your interpretation though. It sounds like a good one.

@daeus my interpretation is:
Though @kate-flournoy is unable to join us in writing, she is blessing the world because of her absences from us.
I have no idea what you where thinking…what were you thinking???

What meaning would you give it, by the way?

@kate-flournoy Oh, ENJF. Plenty of weirdness in me. Especially when I’m with friends and when I go brain dead. A combination of the two is positively dangerous.