Postmodernism in America 4
America is a land that prides itself in its uniqueness. Its robust individuality is something that Byron loved, Oscar Wilde found ironically humorous, And De Tocqueville celebrated.
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"Attack" on the Spider Eggs
8/26/11 The Diary of Katharine Spiderwhick
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At the Foot of the Tower
The aimless meanderings of a wandering man Who woke to the sun and the desert With robes dragging behind, never taking a misstep The light and the sweat on his brow will never blind him
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Postmodernism in America 3
Years ago, I loved reading the works of Hermann Hesse, who partly inspired the Hippi lifestyles of the American left in the sixties. He also inspired George Lucas and his mediocre Star Wars films.
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Our Dance
Just a dance. Just a kiss. Just a little heartache. Just hold me in your arms..
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Postmodernism in America 2
That's the facade of postmodernism in America, the Marxist, Anthropological angle on life. Behind the facade though, there is the real Postmodernism.
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Solitude Eyes
A person self doubting their abilities.
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Weepin'
They couldn't have stopped the rain, From falling upon me still; Never said they weren't sane, That's enough, I've had my fill. I had thought of this before, Why is it I can't deny?
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Angles
I haven't got my maths gcse or you anymore...
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