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Seymour Tabin
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0 posted 2000-07-15 09:22 AM


      The language of line (part one)

Birth and interaction makes a language.
And it starts with line of which there are two.
Curved is feminine and straight masculine
Now just think a moment and which are you?

The next step is the meaning of three lines
Vertical, horizontal, diagonal.
Each one of these has a separate meaning
And with these we complete the arsenal.

The diagonal is an action line.
And the vertical is an action cast.
The horizontal is a restive line
And the combination makes up the past.

From these you can analyze some meaning
The up line elation, down dejection.
But they must be done with color in view
So watch for my color explanation.

From the two we can reach conclusion
Which may well add to your confusion.


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1 posted 2000-07-15 09:41 AM


Seymour~
You've piqued my interest ...
draw on !  
~*Marge*~


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2 posted 2000-07-15 09:44 AM


Seymore.....

        I love words that get me thinking,
  and this one did......I'm ready for
  Part 2!!!!!!!

               Great work!!


Your words become music to my soul......



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3 posted 2000-07-15 09:44 AM


Your artistry lies before us...now fill in the blanks...as I am now confused...

Sunny

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Helen Keller ~~~

When you want to be loved, look within...KRJ


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4 posted 2000-07-15 10:11 AM


could you be any cooler?  
very cool Sy-guy...
bring on the color...bring on the confusion
i stay in that state any way  
later-cool-poetry-gator
jm

There are places inside our souls -
that have never been touched.
There are places inside our hearts -
that need to be loved this much.
~jm~

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5 posted 2000-07-15 10:16 AM


Lessons through "poetic lines" .... oh, I like this!  Teach on ... Part 2 awaits!

Best wishes,
/Kit

Seymour Tabin
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6 posted 2000-07-15 11:22 AM


Marge, Sunny1, Sunshine, Janet and Kit.
Only you are ready for part two.

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Oh, Teacher ~
You will notice that you have
an ALL FEMALE class so far ...
Now that's FIRST CLASS by itself !
~*Marge*~


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Seymour Tabin
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8 posted 2000-07-15 01:13 PM


Marge,
How nice, what could be better? *L*

doreen peri
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9 posted 2000-07-15 01:47 PM


Are you a physicist?

just curious... hehe

enjoyed this much, Sy... you are a very fine writer!

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10 posted 2000-07-15 02:28 PM


wow....lots to think about. My slow brain nods in awe. wonderful. Heh could someone give the beginners notes? lol

"I've been too honest with myself I should have lied like everybody else" faster-Manic street preachers.

Seymour Tabin
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11 posted 2000-07-15 03:12 PM


Doreen,
No but an amateur painter analyst. *L*


doreen peri
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12 posted 2000-07-15 03:14 PM


Sy, nope... you're no amatuer... you're a pro

*smile*

Seymour Tabin
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13 posted 2000-07-15 06:44 PM


Doreen,
And you are a love.

Seymour Tabin
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14 posted 2000-07-15 08:59 PM


The two should stay together.
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15 posted 2000-07-15 09:03 PM


Sy, allow me to give you a big hand......assuming that's what you're reading?  
Seymour Tabin
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16 posted 2000-07-15 09:43 PM


Thank you Balladeer.
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17 posted 2000-07-16 10:01 AM


Too good for a premature burial. Get back up there!!
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