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of late, when writing, wondering: has enough been trimmed away?
May apply to reading, too.
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©2023 michael raven
of late, when writing, wondering: has enough been trimmed away?
May apply to reading, too.
sceadugenga 
Profound…
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Always the dilemma and future regret.
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*snip snip snip*
Wait, there is only one word left!
😉
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LMAO, my fiancee, who is also a writer, would tell me to take this as gospel, hahahaha!
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I would feel smart for once if it met with her approval.
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BWAHAHAHAHAHA, come on, man, enough of the self-deprecation. Your genius is understated.
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Dang 🙂👏👏👏👏👏
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Thank you, Patti. 🙂
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🙂
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Well said and wondered. The art is what stays after discarding the dross. Hard to do in my experience because I’m full of dross!
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As I think most of us are. Cheers!
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I’m the fool who has all 10,000 crayons in her bag as she steps over the brink. I want all the possibilities, no foolin’.
But I like how Blake said, “The road of excess leads to the Palace of Wisdom.” Um, do I have to fall over that there cliff? Can I keep all my crayons safe and perfect, along with my illusions?
But I admire your quest and fearless swordplay, snicker-snack, slicing down the dross.
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Heh. My Taoist is showing.
I need to be careful, or I might slip and chop off my own noggin’ while the rest of me goes galumphing back, quite headless. Now, that would be embarrassing.
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This can apply to all things, I think. Trim. Trim. Trim.
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One day I might find I have no words left to sell.
That might not be a bad thing. Hmm…
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You are a master of words and I seriously doubt you will ever run out of them. 🙂
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That sounds like a dare 😀
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