I am flagrantly erratic in my use of the Oxford comma. That’s not going to change.
I am flagrantly erratic in my use of the Oxford comma. That’s not going to change.
A flock of Treepers seeking deep knowledge of the prime number 17.
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Voyage en sonnets vers ailleurs avec Cochonfucius
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Brian Marggraf, Author of Dream Brother: A Novel, Independent publishing advocate, New York City dweller
Part time actor, aspiring writer of poetry and prose and full-time idiot with a heart.
Poems and stories of love & heartbreak.
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I write because my sanity requires an outlet . . .
"Life takes more than just time." - Charles Bukowski
“Everyone who is seriously involved in the pursuit of science becomes convinced that some spirit is manifest in the laws of the universe, one that is vastly superior to that of man.” - Albert Einstein
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Someone once asked Oscar Wilde how he had spent the previos morning, to which Wilde replied, “I put a comma in a poem.” Surprised, the questioner asked him what then did he do in the afteroon. Wilde replied., “I took it out.” Best >KB
Wilde would get the first, gilt, engraved invitation to my salon. Love that man.
I am honored that you stopped by. I actually just ordered your book this morning — it arrives tomorrow.
Thank you very much. I hope you will enjoy it or something like that. I noticed someone poking around in the background and took the time to be curious. I too like Oscar–the reason I use him in my gravatar is because at one time when he was more beautiful than handsome we could have been twins. So it goes…Best. >KB
Oh by the way, forget about that ‘honored’ stuff. It doesn’t fit the sense of who I am. It’s my poems that I care about more than being a poet. Thomas Merton said, I have become what I always wanted. That, I will never be.” >KB
And the plot thickens. Delicious. 😀 May I offer a deep bow …
“Honor” means many — many — things to me, and I offer it when I … must? Your poetry is shocking.