Unordered Tales

By donquicksought

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Manuscripturally Allegorical

By donquicksought on Wed, 29 Sep 2004

May or May not be Jorge Louis Borges. On reinterpreting the desert of textual insertion it became coherent to Borges that the art of literature called the "period" lay in a closed-door ritual of memorizing a single letter as the meaning of eternity and of its phone as the magical possession of the permanence called in lay literature of all periods as the "permanence of the symbol
Miscellaneous
Story
Certificate 12

Days of the Week

By donquicksought on Wed, 15 Sep 2004

This was written for 5yr-olds learning English as a foreign language. Reading becomes enjoyable as they acclimatize to the inherent rhythm of the language. However, at a symbolic level, the alchemy of meanings could be discerned. Thus Monday is connected to the Moon, Tuesday to Mars and to the musician Marsayas, Wednesday to the hermetical wedding, Thursday to the invisible and the not so invisible hand that labour?s, Friday to Venus as embodiment of the world of senses and or its transcendence if understood in a realm of the super-sensible world, Saturdays connote Chronos and Demeter and to the activity of the earth or the mind or the machine and Sundays is left as an ecclesiastical holiday for those who want to worship, layoff or snooze.
Children's
Story
Certificate 12