Sarah Flanigan - Poetry Simply Put

Mar 23 2007

sarah flanigan

A Pulse

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1. krkbakeron 23 Mar 2007 at 8:35 am 1

   ah, another great one. Breathe, grimace, dance, defy, exactly what you have to do when you face a tough situation (if you know what I mean)

   indeed i do know what you mean. thank you for being such a friend, kim.
   sarah

2. spasmicallyperfecton 23 Mar 2007 at 1:36 pm 2

   I like this one too, I like the message too .

   “Granite hearts of smaller minds”…… yes, I think that’s about my challenge number one in life. Sometimes I just run out of the love required to deal with people at that stage in their lives.
   Excellent choice of words throughout, has to be one of my favourites…..

   you put it in such a sweet way - running out of the love required to deal with people at that stage - one of the things i love about you, spaz.
   sarah

3. purefnevylon 23 Mar 2007 at 6:37 pm 3

   Nice. It reminded me of Hurt, by NIN.

   thanks - i don’t know NIN’s ‘hurt’ but i know it’s a compliment. sarah

4. debambamon 24 Mar 2007 at 9:52 pm 4

   I like it…and I like that it talks to me. Do you find yourself re reading things at a later date and gleaning more from them then you did at the time of writing? I often go back over older things and think to myself “WOW, never realised that bugged me so much” or “GEE, did I sure percieve it all wrong” or anyone of half a dozen responses that would suggest I have no clue as to whats going on in my own mind at any given point in time…
   Ok I’ll stop dribbling now. Will be back for a proper read once we are back online at home!!
   Cheers, Kelly

   yes, i really do go back to reread things and have a different response than the original. i think too when you are in the throes of creating something your focus is on that which you seek to explain or illucidate - sometimes it is much further into the future that you actually notice the result of that explanation. know what i mean?

   oh you weren’t dribbling. i hope you get your connection soon - miss you both.

   love,
   sarah

5. JaneDoughnuton 28 Mar 2007 at 3:52 pm 5

   I adore the illustration with this one.

   thank you, jane and welcome.
   sarah

6. Lollyon 30 Mar 2007 at 1:28 am 6

   I really like this!

   thanks, lolly. i was in a mood when i wrote it.
   sarah

7. tomachfiveon 31 Mar 2007 at 3:11 am 7

   So existential and spiritual, reinvigorating!

   thanks tomach - i’m glad it took you to the place i was talking about.
   sarah

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