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why is the confused nature of the sentence: if time is money and money is time - why don't they mutually exclude capitalist interference in the process.
was unaware, just playing with words
you did a good job on the word play here. nice read.
nice one.. i wonder the same...
" Joe "
call me Joe. Joseph is a pen name.
Good ... but what if 2 and 5 had somethin' else good to check out?
Kiddin' -- thanks Joseph or Joe and I'll go see your edgy.
issues 1,3, and 4 feature my verse.
Gonna check it out ~ thanks
Your word play's dead on ... well, live-on.
Keep rockin' it.
sexandmurder.com you can read some of my edgier verse here
Ahhhh, a Life sentence.
Slammered in swell, Joseph of South Jersey.
~ Absolutely*Kate
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- About Me:
- Joseph M. Gant is a scientific glassblower by trade but a writer by passion. His writing has appeared in Mandala Magazine, Breadcrumb Scabs, Concise Delight, Ashe, Sex and Murder, and Lines Written w/ a Razor among others. He lives in the Philadelphia area with his family where he works on his novel and blows glass into alien-like laboratory apparatus.
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"Contradicted"
“Contradicted”
I was taught how to tell time. I was taught how to make money. I was taught that time is money. I was taught that money is time. No one taught me why watches aren’t free. Judges don’t make sense.
I was taught how to tell time. I was taught how to make money. I was taught that time is money. I was taught that money is time. No one taught me why watches aren’t free. Judges don’t make sense.
Posted on October 22, 2009 at 5:24pm — 10 Comments
Life
“Life”
My first sentence was pronounced with conviction. During my second sentence, I learned a lot. My third sentence seemed like the longest, even though it wasn’t, or maybe it was and I don’t remember all that well. I served my fourth sentence for something I didn’t commit. I was pardoned of my fifth sentence. I now serve my sixth sentence without foreseeable parole.
My first sentence was pronounced with conviction. During my second sentence, I learned a lot. My third sentence seemed like the longest, even though it wasn’t, or maybe it was and I don’t remember all that well. I served my fourth sentence for something I didn’t commit. I was pardoned of my fifth sentence. I now serve my sixth sentence without foreseeable parole.
Posted on October 22, 2009 at 5:23pm — 13 Comments
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- At 11:07am on December 10, 2009,
swenny said…
- swennymartins1@yahoo.com
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- At 2:34pm on October 31, 2009,
Absolutely*Kate said…
Tricks to your Treats and scaring up all the haunts you taunt. ~ Absolutely Spooky*Kate
IT WAS ALLIE THAT BROKE THE FURNITURE -- wild parties tend to do that.
- At 8:44pm on October 28, 2009,
Allie said… - Well look who stumbled over. I was going to recommend this place, but there had been a lot of unrest of late around here. Glad you came over anyway. Don't mind the broken furniture.
- At 9:36pm on October 22, 2009,
Robert McEvily said… - Hi Joseph - welcome!
- At 5:46pm on October 22, 2009,
quin browne said… - welcome to the place... i'm off to read your posts.
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