| = womanhoood | John Willy Kopperud [06.Feb.07 09:50] |
Maybe a bit like masks in a theatrical play? Anyway, I see you're good at making faces! I take the opportunity to express my sincere thanks for your response to my essay "Hovering". | |
| = womanhoood | John Willy Kopperud [06.Feb.07 09:54] |
Maybe a bit like masks in a theatrical play? Anyway, I see you're good at making faces! I take the opportunity to express my sincere thanks for your response to my essay "Hovering". | |
| = on Monday | Heghedus Camelia [06.Feb.07 15:31] |
| I use to look for the noon’s experiment. straightforward poetry | |
| = thanks | felix nicolau [06.Feb.07 23:08] |
| for taking the pain of reading me, generally speaking. ANyway, this way I won't put faces anymore and go on with noon experiments | |
| = womanhood | John Willy Kopperud [07.Feb.07 12:31] |
Was I misunderstood? I'm really in favor of faces, Felix. These faces go through history in Greek dionysian rites, the dramas and comedies they later developed, Commedia dell Arte, and so forth. The faces represent personae and underlying emotions. So please, keep on putting faces as well as presenting noon experiments. Both forms suit my taste! Greetings again from Willy | |