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mirror man
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0 posted 2003-06-27 08:38 PM




This was a repetition to power,
a visitation of name in eight circles
and so accidental.
Here there is serpentine
describing first beneficial
and by parts possessive.
Next is sanctuary
region of tribulation
entered by pain.
Last is heat
sideways
measured by drops.

The similarity is primitive
and prone to error.
The luxury was to count
one two three
and see.


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Martie
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1 posted 2003-06-27 09:33 PM


It's difficult to understand this, mirror man, feels a bit scary to me.  Can you explain?  
LeeJ
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2 posted 2003-06-27 09:52 PM


very interesting, are  you speaking of the 8 faces of the interlocking rings...which was discovered not only in crop fields but acurately resembles a dohmn in Italy?  And all the meanings behind them?  
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3 posted 2003-06-27 09:58 PM


I'm with Martie on this one Mirror Man, maybe I don't have my thinking cap on tight enough...it's great, and would be even better if I understood it!  (well for me anyway)  HaHa


Kahlil
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4 posted 2003-06-27 10:07 PM


MM:  You did it!  Wow!  I have to read it some more before I can tell you what I see.  but after first read, I enjoy the imagery of the circular motions and their assignments. Cool!
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5 posted 2003-06-28 11:32 AM


MM:  When I put all the deimos together, I sense that I'm reading about generations of royalty or some kind of hierarchy.  And I also get a sense of the falsehood of birthright.  But deimos III alone almost sounds like layers of truth and/or realization, awareness.  Ok, thanks for twisting my mind once again....
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6 posted 2003-06-28 03:04 PM


I think LeeJ is onto something here....
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7 posted 2003-06-28 03:11 PM


I liked it
serenity blaze
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8 posted 2003-06-28 03:17 PM


I too am curious to the inspiration of this.

And I'd love to have coffee with you and LeeJ sometime!

Enjoyed. And I love this kinda stuff.

mirror man
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9 posted 2003-06-28 10:08 PM


Martie -- I don't mean to scare anyone with these.  I write a lot of junk, this one I thought was interesting.

LeeJ -- I don't really know, but the one before has a circle in it also.

timothysangel1973 -- I understand how you feel.  Some of this stuff creeps me out too.

Kahlil -- I'm glad you get so much out of it.  This is fun, I hope.

Kaoru -- thank you very much.

serenity blaze -- this was inspired by the MIBs.  They want my brain.  I like coffee.


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10 posted 2003-06-29 10:18 AM


Heh   I was trying to read figure out where the was coming from as well.

As the attendant of "Mars", the god of war?
As the brother of Phobos?
As one of the twin moons of Mars, the planet?
or as the Greek word for "fear"?

Plus, the circles and layers gave this an arcane slant.

Enjoyed

Ed

[This message has been edited by wranx (06-29-2003 10:19 AM).]

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