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Robert Logie - Status: Member
- Wannabe Poet
- Male/South Africa
- Offline for 24w 1d 23h 5m 9s
- Deviant since Dec 7, 2005, 3:09 PM
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The Nature of ReflectionWhat is the definition of trust....?The Nature of Reflection
How do we know who to trust?
Where are the limits of trust tested and where are they safe?
Why do we always end up at a point in a relationship where we test things?
Why can't we evolve together without needing to test an environment, test a relationship, test a perspective, test a mechanism, stretch a boundary, explore new limits, expand our perspectives, understand our universe, our relationships, our interactions, our definitions, our understanding?
What is it in the human psyche that is jealous, that is insidious, that is less than trusti
in Open on 3/26/07
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in Open on 9/15/06
InvitationInvitationInvitation
knees
hard against the cold floor head looking up haloed eyes
earnestly searching hands
cupping a promise glimmering extended
fingers held out wonderfilled eyes gently dilated circling fingers touch fingers touched circling cold fingers touched whispering hal
in Open on 9/15/06
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Devious Information
- MSNfigjam_at_lensbox_dot_za_dot_net
- Current Age: 33, going on 75 this month...
- Current Residence: Cape Town
- Interests: Kids, Kenjutsu, Role-Playing Games, Hiking, Reading, Music, Movies, knowledge for the sake of it
- Favourite movie: hmm... Dune, Last Samurai, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Matrix 1, The Notebook,
- Favourite band or musician: Depeche Mode, Cradle of Filth, From Autumn to Ashes, Era, Enya, Basshunter
- Favourite genre of music: Heavy Metal, World, hell - lots of stuff
- Favourite artist: Luis Royo
- Favourite poet or writer: Guy Gavriel Kay, J.R.R. Tolkien, Terry Pratchett, Frank Herbert, David Eddings, Isaac Asimov
- Favourite photographer: My buddies
- Favourite style of art: hmmm - impressionist - its not what you see...
- Operating System: Windows XP Pro and Redhat ~ Fedora Core 4
- MP3 player of choice: Winamp... is there any other?
- Shell of choice: bash
- Wallpaper of choice: My daughter, a beautiful pic, or a current movie...
- Skin of choice: Good 'ol 'standard' blue for XP, for X it's custom
- Favourite game: World of Warcraft, Need for Speed Underground 2, X2, Civilisations, Total Annihilation
- Favourite gaming platform: PC
- Favourite cartoon character: Dilbert and Wile E. Coyote
- Personal Quote: "Dare to Dream..."
- Tools of the Trade: Pen / Pencil, paper, hands, keyboard, obtuse mind.
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"Well I could fake it and pretent that the world is a beautifull and precious place and that all there is in it is joy and happynes, if that would make you feel better?"
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*FractalDreams ~ultrafractal *Apophysis
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“Art is not a mirror held up to reality, but a hammer with which
to shape it.” - Brecht
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When there's nothing left to burn you have to set yourself on fire...
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up up and away my piggies!!!
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opinions are like assholes...
we all have them!!
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The beauty of insignificance is in the freedom it proposes - @darklylit
*CapeTown ~new-ZA ~Japanese-Club ~berserk-club
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Curve: The loveliest distance between two points. ~Mae West
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Life is like a shit sandwich: the more bread you have, the less shit you have to eat.
Fellow Captonian... I will have to
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Bullets, bruises, gods and gasoline
now where was it that you thought you fitted in?
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Curve: The loveliest distance between two points. ~Mae West
The Female Canvas
Exposing Beauty
My Blog
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"You can't habitually reach for the profound without sometimes missing the obvious." - Eolake Stobblehouse
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