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sorbier vm70

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hey i use julia too! wow, never expect to find another julian on neocities. very clean site (:

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vm70 1 year ago

Thanks, Sorbier! Same with you & your website. Julia is one of my favorite programming languages.

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owlroost 1 year ago

The snark graveyard is brilliant!

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mikegrindle 1 year ago

I'd like to second Owlroost - Snark Gravard is fantastic. Just a brilliant title too.

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kph 1 year ago

Thanks, Mike & Owl! I've already made another document for new snippets, so maybe in about two years it'll have a sequel haha. I'm glad to hear you like these patchwork-written poems, I really have fun doing them, but the process of collecting enough brain-floatsam for them takes a loooooooooong time.

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saddleblasters 1 year ago

I enjoyed your office door poem. This abstract geometry you describe that somehow is also endowed with a salivating mouth and tongue, makes me think of what I always imagined Chinese "door gods" as when I first read about them, though traditionally they're usually just depicted as normalish-looking human beings.

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kph alicebluef0f8ff

1 year ago

Really enjoyed reading your piece for the muse ariadne club preshow. Poetry IS about showing your face without showing your face, you're so right for that. Love Messy Sand & Two Dogs, especially with the photo.

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alicebluef0f8ff 1 year ago

thank you so much for your kind words, i really really appreciate it <3

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kph saddleblasters

1 year ago

Okay, wow, gonna need to find time to go through the backlog of your essays. For now, I love the observation that the theory and practice of writing are basically touching. And the idea of gleeful misinterpretation of the masters being beautiful as long as it's meaningful to you in the moment. I relate a lot to your 2023 letter, too, especially the bits about fearing rigidity at the heart of organizational systems.

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kph 1 year ago

May we all get weirder and more sharply ourselves in 2024.

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saddleblasters 1 year ago

Thanks for the comment and sorry for my late reply! I feel like my whole experience engaging in art and literature has consisted of nothing but misinterpretation. This isn't exactly gleeful, as I'd like to eventually at least be aware of what others consider to be the "correct" interpretations. It's hard for me to avoid misinterpretation though, so I'm resigned to embracing it.

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kph owlroost

1 year ago

Catching up on poems after being busy for a while. "Open" is *such* a good encapsulation of that feeling, and I love the sounds in it. Very clattery poem. Very stiff. Wondering if final notes on a symphony is TMA-inspired or if it's just in the air these days. Enjoying seeing all the enthused pen-talk, too, as an outsider. :p

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owlroost 1 year ago

As much as I love TMA, that wasn't inspired by it. :P I just wanted to write about music and went feeling about for interesting comparisons.

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kph tehuan

1 year ago

Love the little play on your splash page. There's something so earnest and seasoned about the way you combine pictures and text, in the site and the zines. Fun to read about the motivations behind muse ariadne. Seeing a lot of loneliness & communion themes, bridging gaps, in the writings about writing. Also, LOVE your poems.

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tehuan 1 year ago

thank you so much, you're such a sweetheart ! this means so much :] those definitely are the themes i write most about 😅 but genuinely tysm ^)^ i love your site so much too ! your essays are so wonderful n thoughtful and definitely leave me making lots of connections

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kph girlfreak

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Hey! Love your site and the cozy clutter. It's so joyful to see you having fun with it. If you still wanna do the cursor stuff, the CSS you want (on the html tag) is something like html { cursor: url("whatever.png") 0 0, auto; padding: 0; margin-bottom: 0; }

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