One day i hope to be like Mr Maugham.

Milan

After the interview i would say time will tell, right now you are standing in the last row of second rate.

Caresa: i can always get into writing poetry;)

Selfworth is a subjective judgement
About the self
The self is unknown

Appreciation matters
A human need
A natural truth

The fear of death
The losing of the self
A self which can not be known
Provides the necessity for connection

Connection with the Other
The Other as yourself
Determines the selfworth
And the need for appreciation

I Haven't read such bull in years. Try reading Frankl maybe.

David

Guess you recommend staying with my writing instead of poetry;)

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No. It is more like: how can I help YOU, instead .

Listen Milan

I do not like poetry very much as such you know, mp. Where would we be, among others, and so is poetry, theatre, Shakespeare;

David

Read Frankl but also this didnt help me really....somehow although his environment cound not be more serious (the concentration camps) he seem unreal or not honest in his writing too me, frankl that is. But i should try reading it again maybe.

Dear Milan,
Sorry. You just never seem to end your sentences . On what grounds, may I ask? Your poetry is like some multiplechoice - leaving me, among other angels. Quite speechless.

I need a coke!

As my grandpa used to say: (je)never

Here is a poem too:
the shelf doesn't need my comprehension,
it is stuck,
Alone: AB GE EBT.

to Carecia for she is mad

Gore Vidal may be a firstclass writer, but his antology sucks too you know? Either first or worse secondclass maybe too easy , you know?

Darlin Carecia: you don't know these boy's love thou truly enough: YOU KNOW

Toen vroeg ze om het handvast, weetjewel,
maar stierf terplekke aan een rots vast, haha.
Later vroeg ze me nog ten huwelijk, en zijn we daadwerkelijk nog getrouwd, op zee dat is..
En heb nadien de praatziekte van de meeuwen op land gebracht..

Gelukkig hebben we mekaar niet

En sprak ze nog de volle pond sjanees,

Zodat we het nu klaaren;

Amen,
Ook gij