Found an interesting fact about Byron

[Batch]

I always wonder if anyone actually read what I posted.

But, it terms of romantic-era poetry, it will remain there.

If anyone bothers to look it up.

one must look up to

see
... the stars

 

[TurdFergeson]

one must look up to

see
... the stars

And even a bum in a gutter sometimes looks up and sees the stars.

To wit:

“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” - Oscar Wilde

 

[Byron In Exile]

one must look up to

see
... the stars

You always look up.

You know that's why I love you, right?

 

[Batch]

I watch where I step, too.

 

[Byron In Exile]

I watch where I step, too.

That's also important.

Feet on the ground, always.

 

[Batch]

grounded.

Are you?

 

[Byron In Exile]

grounded.

Are you?

All too well.

I'll be around.

 

[Batch]

All too well.

I'll be around.

Please, do.

 

[Byron In Exile]

one must look up to

see
... the stars

But, I don't know, some people look up sometimes.

We call them "artists" or "poets" or whatever.

People have gazed at the stars for thousands of years, trying to understand their meaning. Some think there isn't any.

 

[Byron In Exile]

Please, do.

Count on that.

 

[Batch]

But, I don't know, some people look up sometimes.

We call them "artists" or "poets" or whatever.

People have gazed at the stars for thousands of years, trying to understand their meaning. Some think there isn't any.

the artist needs nourishment
in order to sustain the
art

searching, seeking the outward, for one needs is
what one does when

creating

Meaning is created.

 

[Byron In Exile]

the artist needs nourishment
in order to sustain the
art

Very true.

searching, seeking the outward, for one needs is
what one does when

creating

Meaning is created.

But, even then, we're limited. Listen to Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #3 in G-major. Brilliant as it is, it's limited to a twelve-tone per octave scale.

When you subtract that, it's just noise.

The artist needs a background.

 

[Batch]

create what you need then




and where will you go for

the background?

the soil, waiting for the seeds of spirit?

 

[Batch]

Very true.

But, even then, we're limited. Listen to Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #3 in G-major. Brilliant as it is, it's limited to a twelve-tone per octave scale.

When you subtract that, it's just noise.

The artist needs a background.

you are only limited by

your censoring thoughts.

 

[Byron In Exile]

you are only limited by

your censoring thoughts.

You know that I listen to everything.

I've even listened to Phillip Glass. And that's saying something.

 

[Byron In Exile]

create what you need then




and where will you go for

the background?

the soil, waiting for the seeds of spirit?

That's just me.

Meaningless as I am, that's where they'll either sprout or not.

Depending, probably, on the water supply.