Re: for the abstract

On Wed, 21 Feb 2024 11:11:03 -0800 (PST), "Jeremy H. Donovan"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyux-sEdlbg
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>I hear the drizzle of the rain
>It's falling from my window
>And in the corners of my mind
>I hope that I'll get to see you again
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>I hear the colors in the flowers
>Just like the candle snuffed at dawn
>You're here, you're near, you're there
>and then you're gone
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>Suffering in sinking sand
>All the hurt
>See, I'm really lost, baby
>We suffered a rare, rare blue
>So much hurt
>On this earth
>But you loved me
>And I really dared to love you, too
>Perhaps what I mean to say is
>Is that it's amazing that your love was mine
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>Oh, Maker, tell me did you know
>This love would burn so yellow?
>Becoming orange and, in its time
>Explode from grey to black then bloody wine
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>Oh, Maker, have you ever loved
>Or known just what it was?
>I can't imagine the bitter end
>Of all the beauty that we're living in
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>Suffering in sinking sand
>All the hurt
>See, I'm really lost, baby
>We suffered a rare, rare blue
>So much hurt
>On this earth
>But you loved me
>And I really dared to love you, too
>Perhaps what I mean to say is
>Is that it's amazing that your love was mine
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>Lost inside a lonely world where lovers pay the price
>Barely get the sound of music to love and go dance to
>Now it's time for us to go and no one ever has to know
>Your love's in my pocket and your eyes, eyes are in my...
>Eyes in my soul, no one will know it but me
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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPmuuo7G0l0
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>Inflation. Of a need, a life, a cosmos?
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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRs1GES7LcM
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>An epic journey.*  Final thanks to all who came along.

Sounds like the last hurrah of a miserable old sod who's tired of
life...

So much for the supposedly resilient guy years ago who compared Slider
& myself to wrestling with pigs in the mud.

Best way to stay young(ish), satisfied with life & all it brings? Stay
fucking ANGRY.  It's great for the muscles, complexion, neurons and so
on...and keep on irritating people, most of our stinking species
deserves irritation to break them out of their consumerist artificial
happy zones.

FTW.  Look it up.



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>Great Circus
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>The dirty canvas is arriving
>The great human circus
>With the clown's hunger
>And the crazy ballerina
>Let's celebrate
>The rib that will break
>On the trapeze is nonsense
>The little misery
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>Right in the middle of this arena
>it's going to happen -
>death, glory
>and surprises at the end
>Silver and moon. bread and circus
>a smile will be drawn
>In the bitterness of this party -
>along with this party
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>Up and down the mountain
>The great human circus
>On your back, on your thin shoulder
>carrying, silver and moonlight
>The mystery that will show itself
>On the balance wire, on the rising sun
>Dream awaits the great human circus -
>a broken heart, a human circus
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>* "Gran Circo," by Milton Nascimento, delves into the themes of the human condition, poverty, and the allure of entertainment in the face of struggle. The song paints a vivid picture of a circus, both literal and metaphorical, showcasing the various characters and emotions within.
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>The opening lines describe the arrival of a worn-out circus, symbolizing the hardships and struggles of humanity. The "palhaço" (clown) embodies the hunger and desperation often hidden behind a mask of laughter, while the "bailarina louca" (crazy ballerina) represents a sense of chaos and unpredictability. Despite these
challenges, there is a call to celebrate and embrace the impending spectacle.
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>The chorus highlights the significance of "Pão e circo" (bread and circus), a phrase derived from ancient Rome, which suggests that people can be distracted and pacified through entertainment and material benefits, even in the midst of suffering. The combination of "prata e lua" (silver and moon) implies the allure and glamour
associated with the circus, creating a momentary escape from the bitter realities of life.
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>The lyrics speak of the circus as a platform for intense emotions and experiences, with the promise of both glory and death. The line "Coração partido circo humano" (A broken heart, a human circus) conveys the idea that the circus is a microcosm of human existence, filled with both joy and sorrow.
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>Furthermore, the references to the trapeze and tight-rope walking symbolize the fragile balance between success and failure, and the precariousness of life itself. The "sonho" (dream) that waits for the human circus suggests that hope and aspirations endure even in the face of adversity.
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>"Gran Circo" ultimately reflects on the complex relationship between entertainment, poverty, and the spirit. It reminds us that even amidst hardship, there is a desire for escape, celebration, and the fleeting moments of joy found within the grand spectacle of life.
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>This meaning interpretation was written by AI. 
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>LOL.  A little lost in translation?
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>Adios adc

And good riddance to you, too.  Along with that other decrepit drongo
who insulted your ex-wife, insulted you and drank too much (again) and
fucked you off, never to reappear. 

Except here you are, sulking because Google broke its word with
respect to GoogleGroups.  Which, I might say, was a refuge for broke
arsed tightwads who wouldn't spend a buck on a paid news server or
didn't even have a clue about Eternal September and the other free
text only servers, such as the one Slider uses.

Bye now, don't let the saloon door hit you on the arse on the way out.

Weak bastard.

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