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college student. (english literature, dance, education)
quite fond of: friends and family (and where the lines blur) poetry the bay area dance (for life and always) eating constantly party time (excellent!) retail therapy olympic level procrastination wandering in libraries sleeping at odd hours emotional masochism Youtube Last.fm
Poetry Excerpts from "Sound Off" chapbook. Poetry Workshop I, Mills College, August-November 2009. Copyright 2009, all rights reserved. "Progression"
As a
repeated chest pelting
supposition
early onset dementia
bewildered iris
mission statement
as
Horizon line
Testament not old not new
Ampersand
Technology etching That’s enough for today.
"unscheduled" tight
"strangers"
this glass was blown and cut and formed
"Chicken Chow Mein" Nothing is delivered without cost.
[ cohesion and concreteness
Ideals are minimal. Intangible. Disintegrating.
Your fortune: Only you can change your life. No one can do it for you.
It is quite the reasonable goal,
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Saturday, November 27, 2004
time for Tori time! *plays instrumental from tear in your hand*
here's a quote from this website i just found - "i thank the faieries because i'm not stupid". that's great. that's priceless. sadly...tori's brother passed away - he was killed in a car crash. he was 50, had a wife and daughter. it's so sad. here are the articles Man Dies From Wreck InjuriesBY MATTHEW MORIARTY: Staff WriterA Southern Pines man died Monday from injuries suffered in a one-car wreck Sunday.It was one of three serious accidents that kept Moore County rescue workers busy Sunday.Edison Michael Amos, 50, was critically injured in an accident that occurred about 6 p.m. on Connecticut Avenue in Southern Pines. Amos was transferred to Duke Hospitals in Durham, where he died Monday.http://www.thepilot.com/news/112404Wrecks.htmlWashington Post obit:Edison Michael Amos AMOS, EDISON MICHAEL (Age 50)Of Southern Pines, NC died Monday, November 22, 2004 at Duke University Hospital. Born February 28, 1954 to Dr. Edison McKinley Amos and Mary Ellen Copeland Amos in Baltimore, MD. He was a nurse anesthetist. He was a member of Rockville United Methodist Church in Rockville, MD. He loved his family, enjoyed life, cars, tennis, skiing and gardening. He is survived by his wife of 29 years, Debra Amos of Southern Pines, NC; two sons, Wesley Michael Amos of Owings Mills, MD and Phillip Michael Amos of Southern Pines, NC; one daughter, Kelly Louise Amos of Southern Pines, NC; two sisters, Dr. Marie A. Dobyns of Clarksville, MD and Tori Amos of England; 14 nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, November 26, 2004 at 7 p.m. at Page Memorial United Methodist Church, Aberdeen, MD with Dr. Edison Amos and Dr. Frank Trotter, officiating. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, PO Box 5216, Glen Allen, VA 23058. BOLES FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY OF SOUTHERN PINES is serving the family.This ad appeared in The Washington Post on 11/26/2004. Quote from Tori:"Michael was the one that brought Led Zeppelin into the house, he introduced me to all that was great about Music... I will miss his presence on this planet, but he will forever be on my shoulder wispering in my ear 'energy energy'." maybe he'll get a taxi ride-esque memorial song on the beekeeper, who knows? my thoughts and prayers are with them. *flower* |
