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1. #1Empress @ 2010-9-2 23:40

   Love this look, the jacket is hot!

   -Empress

2. #2nycguy10002 @ 2010-9-23 03:29

   It seems like he more then interested in you. Yes by all means text him, persue him, see where it goes. Good Luck.

3. #3cirethomas2010 @ 2010-9-25 22:34

   uhmm~quite good~ but whats this story about? just a story about him? hmm~in my opinion im not a big fan of those kind of books~ but your use of words are superr~:D:D a few mistakes but its overall good~ lalaa~<3

4. #4Music Girl C~* @ 2010-9-26 20:10

   good story but in some parts its too descriptive and in others its not descriptive enough.

5. #5sammy25 @ 2010-10-13 23:28

   Love the hair, love the jacket, love the pants! I'm sorry to hear that the first marriage didn't end well but lets be serious you ended up with half of his pension and the ocean front property…who could ask for more LOL. Happy Valentine's week to you as well…I hope it is filled with goodies and a romantic dinner from husban-dito!

   cwg says: you KNOW that jean jacket is hot. and don't get me started on the green slouchy socks and madras pants…

6. #6Jordan Goodman @ 2010-10-29 06:59

   “As if her little brain an were
   A Volume of Choice precepts clear.

   (Newfound clarity)

   As if her satin jacket hot
   Contained Apothecary's Shop
   Of Nature's receipts, that prevails
   To remedy all her sad ails,

   (Worries and sadness vanishing)

   As if her velvet helmet high
   Did turret rationality

   (Thinking more clearly and more rationally than before)

   She fans her wing up to the Wind
   As if her Pettycoat were lined,
   With reason's fleece and hoists sails
   And humming flies in thankful gales
   Unto her dun Curled palace Hall
   Her warm thanks offering for all.”

   (A happiness never before experienced)

   I see Taylor's “As if” statements as a description of someone becomeing enlightened by God. The poem is a metaphor for a person discovering God's grace, and I believe that Taylor moved from metaphor to simile to illustrate what was happening to the wasp as it was warmed by the sun, or metaphorically what happens to a person when God opens their eyes and their soul is no longer chilled; they become warmed and can bask in God's glory.

   I believe that Taylor does a very good job in choosing to use simile when writing this section of his poem. It illustrates the process of being enlightened very well.
   I love this poem.

7. #7Ms. Richman @ 2010-11-27 18:07

   This hike is six miles round-trip. I would plan on two hours up and two hours or less down. This would put us back in South Portland around 3:30 in the afternoon. We will have protection on the summit, but bring gloves/mittens, a warm hat, and a fleece and/or down jacket. Hot chocolate is a fine addition to lunch in November. Ice is likely, so if you have any type of traction device, such as YakTraks, feel free to bring them. I will pack a few spare pairs.