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To: LindyBill who wrote (78181)2/27/2003 6:40:36 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Respond to of 281500
 
<I love the narrative Romantics. I memorized a lot of Kipling and Service as a kid. >

I read nothing! One book and learned one poem to escape school. I have no idea what an iambic pentameter is and believe dope should be legalized and English literature stuff banned as child abuse. Shakespeare should have decided not to be instead of to be. Poetry is a crime against humanity.

Even now, at the mere mention, I get feelings of fear and must flee....

Freedom is what people need!

Hoorary for the United States of Freedom - after Saddam is finished, I say go after the UN!! Not Iran or North Korea. Ignore North Korea - they are harmless. After a while they'll calm down, copy China and buy CDMA.

Mqurice

PS: You must be insane!



To: LindyBill who wrote (78181)2/28/2003 1:01:50 AM
From: D. Long  Respond to of 281500
 
And Yeats was just an all around interesting guy. Was involved in the Golden Dawn, which was a Masonic-like secret society best known from one of Yeats contemporaries - Aleister Crowley. Lots of cultic symbolism in Yeat's poetry.

Interesting anthropology there. :)

Derek@religionandmagic.edu