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TediumA journal, music, window-pane; she writes  Or scribbles only after the echoes:  A careful lyric, dew marks framed outside;  Then signs Discontent as her pen's let go.  She sighs--are your daily echoes expired?  My lovely literate, is it routine  To think wisdom already twice transpired  When you are sat down and put to a mean?  She sighs, and I ask why air is not spread  Like our desert beside has long awaited  A rain without its shadow--to be spread  Entirely, in the lips of one unbated.  Put your pen down, sigh onto me  And find your sighing is not empty.   
These, b Tedium
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First Four Chapters
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ThermoclineOn the bed where you sit, the sheets are deep,  Warm still with the skin of two asleep,  Like a blubberous coat made of feathers--  Like penguins could once fly--  But fading. It's the fever. It's that  Heat around your eyes  Which made you rise, which made you check.                 She's still there, still  with every folktale quality, paraphrased in  letters to your friends. Your own  seal-skinned sister of selene, slender  as she is mysterious, still across  
The room, yours and hers. A small concave, &nbs Thermocline
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A DreamIt is the way, when we are about walking,  I hobble 'round your knuckles playfully  That will almost make your palm and mine ring.   
I'd say it happens most in public places,  A rose within our cheeks and still  (Because for flowers we can all say less)   
And too because it's best, on eyes unknown,  For candor's sake that, simply, we explain  How man and wo are in their one limb owned.   
So we are solved and so we pass the boutique,  Where music comes boxed, with enamel slaves  (We'd poke fun and topple Miss Angelique.)   
Next lotions, and the linenshop for be A Dream
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Networks: facebook and goodreads

Fri Aug 28, 2009, 8:02 PM
So this week I got the news that a friend of mine would be personifying cowardice by deleting his myspace account and activating his facebook. Unfortunately this man, desperately fleeing from a failed relationship, happens to be my best friend, so I reactivated my account as well. I should stop bashing him, because it could be good for me as well. I have a favouritism of myspace, yet I've only ever used the service for the past 4 years as a means to force vulgar internet fads and comments on people who either aren't online on AIM or don't like to use their email. I've got less than 10 friends and I'm already getting more action than most of that time. Fucking sigh...

Another excuse to avoid the fleshy kind of people came when I discovered goodreads in my foolishly planned 2 hour period between classes. I'm sure it's nowhere near new--it's incredibly developed! It's a site where you can post reviews on books, read other people's reviews, mindlessly indulge on trivia of books you've probably never read, slam your palm into your forehead when you see the global ratings of some books, and share quotes from various authors--although not from their prose/poetry, oddly; people like to be told how to live after all. I'm sure there's actually some kind of person-to-person interaction at some point, but golly I'm having fun just finally having a place to pontificate about how overrated Twilight and Harry Potter are while I suckle on Oscar Wilde's flamboyant moobs... For some reason I have a feeling that statement will be taken more seriously, or perhaps just more disturbingly, than I intended.

But seriously, their database is huge. For example, I was going to put in a quote from Goethe's Faust and, as I clicked to search for the title, there were dozens of titles from Goethe's letters and plays and just all variety of literary accomplishments. I'd recommend it to anyone who casually or seriously enjoys literature. Even though there are people who have fifteen of my lifetimes worth of books read, it was uplifting to discover that I'm not as illiterate as I'd thought.

I'll try to get some more updating done after I finish the busy work that my classes have me doing. Until then, here I am on goodreads [link] and if you have a facebook, just do a search for Doug Schmierer, because I have no clue how to link a facebook :(

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  • Current Residence: Reno, Nevada
  • Interests: The varying sensations of slamming my face into a desk corner
  • Favourite band or musician: Kamelot
  • Favourite artist: I adore Monet, but the canvas is not my world :P
  • Favourite poet or writer: Poet: W.B. Yeats - Playwright: Shakespeare - Author: Oscar Wilde
  • Favourite game: ever? Zelda: Ocarina of Time
  • Personal Quote: I'm not selfless, I only think on a grander scale of selfishness.
  • Tools of the Trade: Water, carbon, ammonia, lime, phosphorus, potassium, nitrate, salt, sulfur, magnessium, aluminum

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~TIamoPIU Aug 28, 2009, 8:06:57 PM
you are the first writer I've watched on here. :) great work. You live in Reno? I used to live in Carson City. :)

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I'm sorry, it must be hard to concentrate when you're surrounded by so many things that you could kill me with.
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~SaporousSerenade Aug 29, 2009, 5:45:00 AM
Wow. I'm honoured, really. Maybe a little easily impressed as well :D
What's your interest in writing? How'd you get into it and what do you look for now, etc? Perhaps I can make your deviantwatch with its click!

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As a matter of personal respect I have never quoted anyone I did not think was more clever than myself which has, until today, made me seem very foolish.
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~TIamoPIU Aug 30, 2009, 12:18:34 AM
I really love poetry. I'm not the greatest at writing, but I like to read other people's work. Here on DA I usually just look at pictures and I haven't really seen many writings, until I stumbled upon yours :). I'm taking a college english course and we go into metaphors a lot. Its great

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I'm sorry, it must be hard to concentrate when you're surrounded by so many things that you could kill me with.
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~SaporousSerenade Aug 30, 2009, 9:21:31 AM
You stumbled across mine first, you say? Well.
...I'm sorry.

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As a matter of personal respect I have never quoted anyone I did not think was more clever than myself which has, until today, made me seem very foolish.
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~TIamoPIU Sep 2, 2009, 8:32:39 AM
why are you sorry? I never felt like looking until I found yours! I really like your writing :D

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I'm sorry, it must be hard to concentrate when you're surrounded by so many things that you could kill me with.
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~TumultuousLeaves Feb 18, 2009, 4:15:04 PM
Come to give my long overdue support. Much love! <3
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~SaporousSerenade Feb 20, 2009, 11:48:10 AM
LOL! I can't believe you made an account here--and that its name is that, haha.

Well thank-you, sir. I'm glad I am worth the risk. I mean, there's no telling how many circle-jerking, ass-patting, pseudo-artists you had to brave before reaching me. Amirite? :P

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As a matter of personal respect I have never quoted anyone I did not think was more clever than myself which has, until today, made me seem very foolish.
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