Intro 9: That Which Tested Me Posted by David Emeron on Sunday, September 28th, 2014 All is done And all is finally here That none may leave his fate When fate would take such form. Permalink Advertisements Rate this:Share:FlattrMoreEmailFacebookLinkedInPinterestPocketPrintRedditTumblrTwitterLike this:Like Loading... Related
Reblogged this on smoothsolidade and commented: very familiar to what i am feeling today LikeLike Reply
Interesting…. These are quickly written introductions to their respective sonnets. I am usually surprised or blind-sided when they, in a manner of speaking, “resonate” with someone. LikeLike
…still blaming me for the ceilings falling in, aren’t you? Pure coincidence, I swear! Could happen to anyone… (I’ll just be over here rocking in the corner.) heh LikeLike Reply
Remember that Jake insists that there is no such thing as fate. I’m sure he does… does he not? LikeLike
I am ever most perplexed, though I pleasantly so, when these hastily written introductions seem to live beyond their own moments. LikeLike
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very familiar to what i am feeling today
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Interesting…. These are quickly written introductions to their respective sonnets. I am usually surprised or blind-sided when they, in a manner of speaking, “resonate” with someone.
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…still blaming me for the ceilings falling in, aren’t you? Pure coincidence, I swear! Could happen to anyone…
(I’ll just be over here rocking in the corner.)
heh
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Remember that Jake insists that there is no such thing as fate. I’m sure he does… does he not?
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Hm….
I’ll have to ask him to clarify.
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I plan to have a long talk with him very soon.
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What a wonderful flow of emotion, tumbling into the darkness of fate.
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I am ever most perplexed, though I pleasantly so, when these hastily written introductions seem to live beyond their own moments.
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