the other night late night surfing, I stumbled across a semi-meme of sorts occurring within a distant literary community (that I'm probably not part of, but the spirit of which makes me want to hook my poor audacious webbed wagon to its star)
Against the gloom:
What can we do today to provoke a smile, a wink, a hug, a kiss, some sort of heartfelt exchange?I found this
here via
Okir and through a subsequent
link trail.
(The Blogspot posts all occur around May 6th to 8th)
because I like the positive
even as a gesture
like singing old hymns by heart
I like this time of the year
and then having to settle on
crisp as a tag for autumn
when spring reigns in the blogosphere
I like our stamp- the seasons as a last stand of regionalism
I like the smell of lemon scented gums
and finding a random
gumtree in the googlepile
and seeking
the place from where the link was stripped
I like
maps (via)I like the pure purple of cadbury's
and I like that dogs can
smell of chocolate (via)And I like the
company of dogsas my old dog dozes away
I like a dog's accumulated days
as his eyes lose
that posehis wag is still as keen as ever
like
Elvis I like The Beatles and fellow beatle
fansand I like this medium that sometimes makes you link
as a back-up to an inkling or a conspiracy of kindreds
the sudden serendipitous trip
I like the way spam can go glam with a bit of
imaginationI like
thrift shop voices and the possible metaphor of web as thrift store
of random encounters with ephemera and the profound in a pound store
or
opportunity shop to use the proper local vernacular
I like the joy of collecting and
the why of itI like a glass of champagne
and the very thought of
a
big wine bottle in the real world
(via)I like a comment or two
and I like
I like and the hunters and curators
and the thousand and one tacit endorsments of the wondercabinet in any world wide week
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Nicely done. Poor audacious webbed wagon indeed!
Posted by fredf at May 13, 2004 07:50 PM
well, i just like this post.
Posted by Gianna at May 13, 2004 08:49 PM
Cheers, Fred. I like everything at Fragments, of course. But your photo of Tsuga - in the summer of his life, and doug approaching winter - seemed to be like polar labrador bookends ;)
merci b, G.
Posted by boynton at May 14, 2004 01:20 PM