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Tuesday, May 04, 2010The Mirror: My words are my children
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Mirror: Packages adhered to certain definable human beings who came and went. W: Are you talking about UPS? M: You were ready for paradoxical statements, and responses as well. W: Thank you for reminding me! M: Go away. W: You don't want to talk to me? M: The information should be in that envelope I see in your pocket. W: There are two little pockets on my shirt, but no envelope. M: Voice-over: Sadly, not everyone was prepared to allow that particular nuance to redirect an entire life. W: You seem to be in a caustic mood today, is it because I come around too seldom or too often? M: (Winds back) W: Ah, you have to check your records, I understand. M: Show me the surface, and make it highly polished. W: I just can't be that brilliant on such short notice! M: Yes, but somehow it's less option-like. W: You mean that you are the authority here? M: Palmistry? W: Can you tell who has a dominant personality by reading their palms? M: I don't want to be on any kind of cutting edge. W: Palmistry is an ancient (pseudo-)science. M: Bravura merely masks an essential discontent. W: Would you say that fortune tellers are generally discontented individuals? M: It gives me ideas. W: Yes, palm readings and horoscopes play on the seeker's imagination. M: This doubling had a name, long forgotten. W: Doppelgangers? M: The answers are always food for my imagination. W: Everyone imagines, but no one can prove anything. M: Word as camouflage, but for what? W: For the truth. M: That's something you choose not to talk about. W: Oh, I try to be perfectly clear, rational and factual. M: Would you say that fortune tellers are generally discontented individuals? W: I would say that they are preying on people's longings. M: And it can jump from one to another orbit. W: Right, they can pretend to be psychics and trance mediums as well. M: I will not get out. W: Are you trapped in a trance state? M: You are highly unstable. W: I'm just trying to follow you. M: Does deep water scare you? W: Profound topics, you mean? M: I react with ping-ponging. W: It sounds like ADD, or at least short attention span. M: Well? W: No judgments here. M: Because they will stand up against us. W: True, there is a stigma attached. M: Are kooky people less moral than non-kooky people? W: They probably try harder to formulate their own alternative moralities. M: The ones undertaken in semi-earnestness. W: With tongue in cheek, or with con artistry? M: I'll help. W: Will you help me wind down, but nicely? M: You'd have to know what it was. W: Please? M: It's one of those poems that seems familiar and new at the same time. W: Our talk is like a poem which is drawing to a close. M: You don't seem to make much sense. W: You don't understand "farewell"? M: Just "fine" is not enough. W: Fine then, farewell! M: Who are they, your children? W: My words are my children ... M: Exactly, Otto, too showy. W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 1 second ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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