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1.	I really oughta...


2.	Who I Am


3.	POVERTY'S BEAUTY


4.	Dust


5.	Accepting Yourself


6.	spoils


7.	Pearly Gates


8.	Transient thoughts


9.	The Silent Forest


10.	terri's stir


11.	A Whatyamacalit?


12.	But A Blip...


13.	Don't ever get a buzz & eat a whole pumpki


14.	Popcorn


15.	THE MIRROR SPEAKS...

An Existential Song Upon the Tongue by +Steven Curtis Lance Monday, January 17, 2005 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan "Existing if flickeringly / Between to be and not to be / A life lived existentially"
Transcendental Sonnet #1234: *An Existential Song Upon the Tongue* *When I was young it was thought cool* *To use the word "existential"* *Now that I am no longer young* *But an old fool fundamental* *Now no mere word the whole song sung* *And all of my life left to me* *Existing if flickeringly* *Between to be and not to be* *A life lived existentially* *Existence is hard for a broken shard* *Intended to live fast and to die young* *And leave behind a handsome corpse of course* *Bankruptcy madness poetry divorce* *An existential song upon the tongue* *+Steven Curtis Lance* *Copyright MMV Silke LLC*
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Reviewed by Pier Tyler	1/17/2005

It's hard but oh so sweet to exist in your passion. Summed up well here... (Existing if flickeringly Between to be and not to be A life lived existentially) Yet another splendid sonnet, thanks.




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	1/17/2005

You really do such a good job on these Steve.