"to love and be loved", explained

Re: "to love and be loved", explained Posted by Bewbies on Tue Nov 14th 2006 at 5:33pm

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for a couple years now, i've been writing these rants.. that ended up with "to love and be loved" as the focus. a friend of mine absolutely loves them, so i figured i'd gather them all up and post them on devart.

http://bewbies.deviantart.com/gallery/literature/prose/nonfiction/?order=5

most of it swings back and forth between nonsensical and common sense, but hey, maybe one of you can get something out of it. =D it's sorted from newest -> oldest.

woosh

the players tried to take the field
the marching band refused to yield

Re: "to love and be loved", explained Posted by OtZman on Tue Nov 14th 2006 at 6:59pm

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Read all of them. Interesting read I must say.

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Re: "to love and be loved", explained Posted by reaper47 on Tue Nov 14th 2006 at 10:04pm

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Read it. Sounds wise enough, at least for my young self. I guess that's an excuse for your completely drunk chatter in the other thread! :biggrin:

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Re: "to love and be loved", explained Posted by Myrk- on Wed Nov 15th 2006 at 2:33am

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Quite cool, kinda novel like in its writing.

On another note, whats your avatar from again? Some twisted anime isn't it where his arm gets chopped off or something to save some woman whos being shagged by some evil guys, right?

-[Better to be Honest than Kind]-

Re: "to love and be loved", explained Posted by Bewbies on Wed Nov 15th 2006 at 2:44am