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I came across an intersting site: Language is a virus. There are many tools to play with language, including virtual magnetic poetry. 'Fragrant mirrors of bitter polish'.

Hard to believe, but nearly 4 years later this site still exists. The magnetic poetry is fun. I used to have real magnets, but had a wood-encased refrigerator. Oops.

I came up with a phrase in honor Farah Fawcett: immense tresses.

Another pairing was: withered cathedrals. Not sure what to do with it, but I like it nonetheless.

I hope others will play, too.

The magnetic poetry wasn't working. So I selected "cut it up" from the list of widgets. This is the cut up version of the first verse of Bob Dylan's Tangled Up in Blue.

if shining laying Papa's laying enough road be was still out shining sun was Lord road Rain in rough knows like standing standing big shining Tangled rough the paid shoes up Her Mama's I've Wond'ring blue. if folks out Rain East paid was gonna getting Lord they dues If she'd And on morning in Coast all shining lives the the if like she'd sun rough lives hair East Tangled like Rain Early And dress rough for through out dress red all dress

That's fun. It reads, almost, as if it made sense.

Sounds as incomprehensible as any of Dylan's later music. Sometimes I think Dylan could cough, snort, sneeze, clear his throat, and fart, and the critics and die-hard fanboys would think it was his best work yet. To me, it would be about the same as the last time I saw him on tour with Willie Nelson. My brother bought the tickets. We got there late and only heard the last few tunes by the warm-up band. They were the best part of the night. Willie seemed to be rushing through his songs just to get them over with, and Dylan was his usual incoherent self. I'll take a Tom Rush concert any day.

I've heard that Dylan is very inconsistent in the quality of his live performances. I have been enjoying the musicality of his last two releases.

Something that is fun in this region is hearing all of the bluegrass covers of Dylan's work. You can check out WNCW's great music picks via the internet at http://www.wncw.org.

Speaking of bluegrass covers, I get a kick out of Hayseed Dixie--I first heard them doing bluegrass covers of AC/DC songs...bluegrass "Highway to Hell" is pretty funny.
They do original music as well, but, as you can also tell from their name, they got their start doing AC/DC covers.

http://www.hayseed-dixie.com/genesis.html

I came across an intersting site: Language is a virus. There are many tools to play with language, including virtual magnetic poetry. 'Fragrant mirrors of bitter polish'.

I like the site and shared it to my writer friends. Well, they really enjoyed the site. One of my friend is a fan of Rimbaud and loves poetry. I was glad to help my friend. Thanks for sharing this site!

I love the "withered cathedrals". Europe if full of them.
Reminds me of a lady on a tour of Britain, who kept notes
of the sites, frequently writing "ABC" in her notes.
Finally I asked her what it meant, and she said:
"another bloody castle".