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Who's seen the wind?
A self-defined Marxist once claimed that what is seen is real, what is unseen isn't. I guessed he'd have to conclude from that somewhat strained insight that the wind wasn't real.
True what Reagan once said about such Marxist thinkers: 'They know an awful lot about things that just ain't so.'
Spot on.
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Background
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Who's seen the wind, neither you nor I...
But we can feel it.
I'm Scottish - sometimes - other times I can be happy. Born near Edinburgh and in that order. Too young to remember when. Mother once told me that I was the result of a good night out. My childhood ambition was to play Hercules in an Itallian B - flick. Discovered that I couldn't speak Itallian so I left school and became a myth elsewhere. Found a girl, got married, got laid had a family. Raised the temperature of my grey matter by two academic degrees then moved south of Hadrian's wall to carry on the myth. I'm still here therefore I am.
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Accomplishments
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But when the trees bow down their head the wind goes breezing by...feel that, you silly Marxist.
One more degree and I'll be a pop group. Qualified teacher of English as a Foreign Language - just need to learn to speak the lingo myself now. Had one man art exhibitions. I believe the guy enjoyed them. Had a book published in 2006 (Revised in 2009). Busy revising myself at present.
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Additional Information
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My next goal is to have a one-act play performed even if before a shanghied audience.
That's enough solidity to the wind for now
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My Book
Gritty, unlikely love story from the back streets and alleys of Edinburgh
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