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Old 05-19-2008, 03:13 PM   #99
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I fear my writing has suffered a permanent and fatal blockage, caught out by allowing the Fool to chew the fat too often. The Fool invades forums with foolishness (naturally) and surreality as a substitute for creation. He has a monopoly on my brain-space, and, though entertaining (to me), is ultimately pointless. Yet, like drug, I cannot stop, even if he's the death of Me.
Marc, you've written a truism that applies to a lot of people - maybe most people. I feel morally certain of it. Heinlein, Kerouac, Whitman, Joyce, Vonnegut, and many others, I am convinced, were just barely able to keep their roller coasters on something like a track as their heads threw them about and unending visions of punctual pygmies passed by. They had just enough discipline to throw the resulting words onto paper as they careened along and somehow kept going until there was something the rest of us could read and benefit from.
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