Just a confused monosyllable
Posted: March 20th, 2006, 10:52 am
Just a confused monosyllable
judging between the adjective ideals of
justice and the
jeers of bare minimum. What is
just? Address the prayer:
Jesu, fill us with your love—or
journey on, my wayward son.
<center>Journal
entry: Mourning
broke the past week’s night watch.
Just to break it, justice broke it—
minimal profundity, loud profound—
jazzy freight train rhythm riding
on the City of New
Jerusalem.
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just how confused the
jury must be.
Just and
Jest are only separated by a vowel shift; a case of linguistically imprudent
jurisprudence perhaps.
Jack and she go up to be the ones who fetch the water;
Just goes too (like me and you), no matter what comes after.
judging between the adjective ideals of
justice and the
jeers of bare minimum. What is
just? Address the prayer:
Jesu, fill us with your love—or
journey on, my wayward son.
<center>Journal
entry: Mourning
broke the past week’s night watch.
Just to break it, justice broke it—
minimal profundity, loud profound—
jazzy freight train rhythm riding
on the City of New
Jerusalem.
Journal</center>
just how confused the
jury must be.
Just and
Jest are only separated by a vowel shift; a case of linguistically imprudent
jurisprudence perhaps.
Jack and she go up to be the ones who fetch the water;
Just goes too (like me and you), no matter what comes after.