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years later December 10, 2007

Posted by eatnorthamerica in things that are not quite things we know, verbiage clusterfuck.
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years ago, you were rattling down the railway with possibly one of the most beautiful people on the planet and the way the sun hit their face through the dust-smeared window told you, told you that all the proportional possibility of golden curves and judicious symmetry sat quivering on the gently-fraying seat before you; there it was, an ineffable display of human construction.

and then years later you met them again and realised that years later makes a difference, because time, time has a tendency to pass.

it’s exactly what facebook’s doing right now; throwing up pictures of people you never saw after the day you walked out of the gates of school, and maybe making you realise you never knew how old you really were until you saw how old everyone else really was.

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1. nicole - March 21, 2008

you are a good writer. you should do it more.

2. Unaltered - June 19, 2008

Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation :) Anyway … nice blog to visit.

cheers, Unaltered!!

3. eatnorthamerica - July 18, 2008

oh, thanks for the comments, guys.
nicolio: if I should, so too you! where have you gotten to?