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Jan. 10th, 2001 06:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I lie. We don't have parks with benches around here.
I'm so tired. I don't think I am going to make it out. I can barely walk across the house, let alone across town. I decided to content myself with changing the sheets on my bed. Guess who moved the sheets without telling me? sigh. it's just so... I might as well live in a hostel for how often my belongings travel from where I left them.
Why do so many mundane things make it into these pages but when I have a genuinely dazzling thought I'm not in a position where it can be written down? That happened a lot yesterday. I look around at things I've collected over the years and I wonder where my poetic imagination ran away to. I used to be a metaphorical minx but now I am afraid I am more literal.
Oh, earlier I went to Jeanette Winterson's page. It's good, her textual commentary is interesting, and it reminds me how I have a lot of her books which I haven't read yet (Boating for Beginners, The.PowerBook, most of Art and Lies and GUT Symmetries, a bit of World and Other Places). She's also put up some recent interviews - ones which weren't even entirely flattering. She's someone I think I'd very much like to know; a friend of mine has met her (in a professional capacity) and said that she was not at all the mad bitch she is often portrayed to be. Worth the trip.
I'm so tired. I don't think I am going to make it out. I can barely walk across the house, let alone across town. I decided to content myself with changing the sheets on my bed. Guess who moved the sheets without telling me? sigh. it's just so... I might as well live in a hostel for how often my belongings travel from where I left them.
Why do so many mundane things make it into these pages but when I have a genuinely dazzling thought I'm not in a position where it can be written down? That happened a lot yesterday. I look around at things I've collected over the years and I wonder where my poetic imagination ran away to. I used to be a metaphorical minx but now I am afraid I am more literal.
Oh, earlier I went to Jeanette Winterson's page. It's good, her textual commentary is interesting, and it reminds me how I have a lot of her books which I haven't read yet (Boating for Beginners, The.PowerBook, most of Art and Lies and GUT Symmetries, a bit of World and Other Places). She's also put up some recent interviews - ones which weren't even entirely flattering. She's someone I think I'd very much like to know; a friend of mine has met her (in a professional capacity) and said that she was not at all the mad bitch she is often portrayed to be. Worth the trip.
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