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psalm_onethirtyone) wrote2004-11-28 11:44 pm
psalm_onethirtyone) wrote2004-11-28 11:44 pm
"Dance Till the Life Has Gone, Gone, Gone..."
Why I love ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rimusu, specifically:
Okay, I really do have to mention that almost every single person I do this meme for has underwent nicknaming from me, and all over them were awesome about it. Considering that 'Mise is one of the more annoying things I could call Memise, I really appreciate her apparently not minding it. ^_^ W00t.
That much said.
Memise is just incredibly talented. Her poetry and her writing is so wonderful--I have a lot of it on memories, because the imagery and the style often leaves me quite breathless. It's just brilliant.
In general, though, her whole thought train is brilliant. She takes an ordinary thing, like reading a book, and makes you think all about it, makes you realise how special it is, what a wonderful thing a book is. A while ago, she said that she had realised that every word in a book is something the author had to think about, something the author took the time to put in; when a book is written, to the author, every word is important, but people just read it. People even skip parts. She said that she always reads every word. And, you know, wow. That's deep. :) But truly, it's a wonderful way of thinking. She shows me how to think about ordinary things in wonderful ways.
Also, her journal layout is gorgeous.
And she makes long posts that seem so real, that are interesting to read because she really shows herself in her writing. It feels like being let in on a secret, getting to read her posts.
Often, 'Mise is sad. When those times come, you will want to hug her and stroke her hair and make her believe in herself, because for such a beautiful, talented person, she doesn't enough. 'Mise is also happy, and when she is happy, she is the cutest thing that ever existed on this world and you will want to hug her and stroke her hair and smile, smile, smile.
In conclusion, I do love Memise very much. I often wish that I could make her very happy, and I often wish that I could snuggle her to death. And always, always, I want to read her writings. I want to read her poetry, which is so beautiful or sad or striking or glorious. When she makes a book out of it, I will buy four copies and tell my friends to buy them, too.
rimusu, specifically:Okay, I really do have to mention that almost every single person I do this meme for has underwent nicknaming from me, and all over them were awesome about it. Considering that 'Mise is one of the more annoying things I could call Memise, I really appreciate her apparently not minding it. ^_^ W00t.
That much said.
Memise is just incredibly talented. Her poetry and her writing is so wonderful--I have a lot of it on memories, because the imagery and the style often leaves me quite breathless. It's just brilliant.
In general, though, her whole thought train is brilliant. She takes an ordinary thing, like reading a book, and makes you think all about it, makes you realise how special it is, what a wonderful thing a book is. A while ago, she said that she had realised that every word in a book is something the author had to think about, something the author took the time to put in; when a book is written, to the author, every word is important, but people just read it. People even skip parts. She said that she always reads every word. And, you know, wow. That's deep. :) But truly, it's a wonderful way of thinking. She shows me how to think about ordinary things in wonderful ways.
Also, her journal layout is gorgeous.
And she makes long posts that seem so real, that are interesting to read because she really shows herself in her writing. It feels like being let in on a secret, getting to read her posts.
Often, 'Mise is sad. When those times come, you will want to hug her and stroke her hair and make her believe in herself, because for such a beautiful, talented person, she doesn't enough. 'Mise is also happy, and when she is happy, she is the cutest thing that ever existed on this world and you will want to hug her and stroke her hair and smile, smile, smile.
In conclusion, I do love Memise very much. I often wish that I could make her very happy, and I often wish that I could snuggle her to death. And always, always, I want to read her writings. I want to read her poetry, which is so beautiful or sad or striking or glorious. When she makes a book out of it, I will buy four copies and tell my friends to buy them, too.
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