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Rhetorical verse for Tea Time in
L.A. #33- (Talking about Buffy as Shakespeare
would have. <g>)
Posted by: forensicpopouri - Apr 29, 2002, 7:10
PM
NOTE: If you watch "The Dark
AGE" Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode
#20
(Season 2 Episode 8) before reading this
sonnet sequence, it will make a heck of a lot more
sense.
<smile>
AN
EMPTY SPACE IN THE SOUL - RE: "The
Dark Age"
Episode #20 / 2.8 of
BtVS
THAT
MONSTER THAT WE MARK OURSELVES to call
to
brighten darker moments of our lives
when
routine duties seemed too dull to haul
up
one more mount'nous day . . . It still
survives.
What we thought safely buried
in the past
untraceable through our new
camouflaged
idenity which we're sure has
surpassed
the demons who in our dark
age had lodged . . .
. . . within
our souls -- because we left that
space
unoccupied by Heaven's
guardian
(On "Buffy" Angel is
a special case:
beyond that fluke, real
demons don't fight kin.)
I'll cut
this sermon short. End with this
shout:
If God lives in your heart . . ..
All demons
out!<./b><./big>
HAIKU
CODA
The Book Festival
took the place of
Sunday School.
Time-shift to Monday.
<g>
you
speak
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