fingers too animated
May 21, 2012 § 36 Comments
I understood him. I always did. It wasn’t fair, or to my advantage, always seeing the psychology and past corrupts of what made others tick, serving me wrong and making me undeservingly forgiving and kind. Truth is, I would do anything to cut my heart out of my chest and freeze it so it did not feel….in the way that they did. I didn’t know how they did it…I didn’t know how they spaced away. I wanted to learn, and I tried, but could never fully force the forgery. My fingers too animated for such pretending, making me realize how little we really had in common.
Coco J. Ginger Says 
for someone who claims they are a non-writing writer, you do a great job at it. Keep up the good work. i look forward to following you and reading more.
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That means a lot. Thank you very much. CHEERS! 😉
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Couldn’t of said it better myself. An understanding of people to much, especially tbe psychology of why they are the way they are do make us way to forgiving and tolerant at times which only leads to us inflicting our own heartache and pain!
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yes yes, well said. thank you 😉
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🙂
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Nice. Flows really well.
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Wonderful writing. Writer you are, no ifs ands or buts. Your style is unique and draws the reader in; pulling out and inspiring true emotion. Thanks for sharing.
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that made my day, thank you much much. 🙂
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I’m so glad you stopped by and ‘liked’ my poetry, so that I could discover yours. Truly some amazing wordcraft.
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Hi Kathleen, thanks a bunch. Mucho gracias friend
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these are extremely powerful words. Thank you for sharing. If only everyone could realize that they are forcing their own forgery and be true to themselves.
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Yes yes,agreed. but it can be SO HARD to be real at times….
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Dig it.
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thanks friend
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thank yuou for sunscribing to my blog. I am surprised you even noticed me you have so many followers. You are doing well
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This is known as playing with words at ease to make the readers relate to what is written.
Awesome to say the least !!!!
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i appreciate that 🙂
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Never doubt yourself. You’re doing a great job and all these people agree!! x
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Great writing, i look forward to visiting your page more often.
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i really appreciate it 🙂
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You gorgeous fiend. You just can’t help it can you 🙂
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Ever read Sherwood Anderson’s Hands Wingerman in Winesberg Ohio?
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Not yet…shld I?
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Yes. Winesberg, Ohio is often considered the “great american novel”, even tho it’s a collection of short stories. The story about Hands Wingman is very touching. Hands, as the townspeople called him, had hands that were exquisitely expressive, too expressive. It’s a great short story. And Sherwood Anderson is a master.
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Can’t wait to check it out, i’m quite the book-whore..
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My personal experience is that understanding the psychology of someone you love is dangerous. At that proximity to someone, the potential for manipulation, or as you touch on, acting out of misplaced kindness, is great. I’m glad you’re unable to force a forgery; you’re identity is unique and intriguing enough, from where I’m standing.
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Ever thought of being a songwriter? Simple…eloquence. 😉
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oooooooh yes I have. I am obsessed with Eminem and Taylor Swift. Thank you very very much. I’m totally inspired now
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I really like this.
I read it a few times and got something different from it each time. I can really relate to what you have written. Nice to know others think as I do!
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yay! cheers friend 😉
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I picked up a copy of Winesberg, Ohio at a garage sale last week. It’s Hands Bittlebaum, not Wingman, or whatever I said. It’s the second story in the book.
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oh okay, great thanks for the info friend
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Very cool. I really enjoy your writing! 🙂
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Thank you very very much
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Hello coco, first off thanks for stopping by for a like and and follow, I’ve never done anything like this and am still trying to get the hang of it. I am truly inspired by your words. a dose of just what I needed. ; . )
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