Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1999 13:44:30 -0500 (EST) From: Orpheus <cw_duff-AT-alcor.concordia.ca> Subject: On a limb Mona liked being on a limb and forgot her Hegel as quick as she had read him quivering and oozing years ago. When she was Jean Genet's wicked daughter, and they had walked hand--in-hegel-hand with Derrida around the Paris of 68 with a glas in each finger, counting the perspectives of plane one, plane two,, plane three and plane that went from air and time to glide and glance. Somone said, I cannnot remember any longer why I have these opinions and it was Zarathustra she was sure, and then said never mind and went for coffee and looks. Or something like. O! my lovers!! ************************* Fictions - CLifford Duffy-AT-1999.
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