Forget Foucault

Better, but too personal. To the casual observer, many of your images don't connect. Not as charming a tactic as it seems.

The seperate phrases and images were nice, they just didn't add up to make anything more than the sum of their parts.

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Chevy
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Chevy wrote a review · Fri Sep 23, 2005 3:28 am

*Chokes On Tears*

Why...why...why tonight?

Anyway, this poem is hard to critique when I was able to relate so well. Granite, half the imagery was completely irrelevant to my current situation but heck, the first stanza really got to me. I guess because my mind is so consumed with this certain person right now...



I see no reason to celebrate the random timing of natural events by eating poison and singing.
— Dilbert