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"Human Nature in Nature" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-17 12:10:25

by William WordsworthI wandered lonely as a cloudThat floats on high o’er vales and hills,When all at once I saw a crowd,A host of golden daffodils,Beside the lake beneath the treesFluttering and dancing in the breeze. Continuous as the stars that shineAnd twinkle on the Milky Way,They stretched in never-ending lineAlong the margin of a bay:Ten thousand saw I at a glanceTossing their heads in sprightly dance. The waves beside them danced but theyOut-did the sparkling waves in glee: -A poet could not but be gayIn such a jocund company:I gazed –and gazed –but little thoughtWhat wealth the show to me had brought. For oft when on my couch I lieIn vacant or in pensive mood,They flash upon that inward eyeWhich is the bliss of solitude;And then my heart with pleasure fillsAnd dances with the daffodils. This poem is really full of imagery and easy to picture in your own mind. Wordsworth makes the colors scents and feelings more brilliant evoking a similar feeling of joy and quiet contemplation in the reader. It was very easy for me to feel like I was sitting in a field of daffodils while reading this poem and their actions can easily be related to that of human beings. We go throughout our day moving with the crowd or standing silent while taking in life just like the daffodils in Wordsworth's poem. The daffodils are “fluttering,” “tossing their heads” and “dancing” just like human beings. Wordsworth brings together nature and people to try and “show” humanity as he sees it. He is able to describe the simplest flower and make you feel like you have witnessed something beautiful and alive. Has Wordsworth related the daffodil to human nature effectively? Do you believe there is more to the poem’s theme than the marriage of nature and man? Hey Aimee. I'm a junior in h s and currently taking a lit class. I have an assignment to research an author and I selected Mr. Wordsworth - probably because of his name. Searching the internet. I stumbled upon your blog with Wordsworth's poem. Honestly this poem may have been exceptional in it's day but in todays world it is bland and unimaginary. Granted it is vivid in description but boring at best in content. I admire your appreciation for his work but am finding it is less than desireable for me. I hope he has more content in his other literary works.

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"Human Nature in Nature" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-17 12:10:00

by William WordsworthI wandered lonely as a cloudThat floats on high o’er vales and hills,When all at once I saw a crowd,A host of golden daffodils,Beside the lake beneath the treesFluttering and dancing in the breeze. Continuous as the stars that shineAnd twinkle on the Milky Way,They stretched in never-ending lineAlong the margin of a bay:Ten thousand saw I at a glanceTossing their heads in sprightly dance. The waves beside them danced but theyOut-did the sparkling waves in glee: -A poet could not but be gayIn such a jocund company:I gazed –and gazed –but little thoughtWhat wealth the show to me had brought. For oft when on my couch I lieIn vacant or in pensive mood,They flash upon that inward eyeWhich is the bliss of solitude;And then my heart with pleasure fillsAnd dances with the daffodils. This poem is really full of imagery and easy to picture in your own mind. Wordsworth makes the colors scents and feelings more brilliant evoking a similar feeling of joy and quiet contemplation in the reader. It was very easy for me to feel like I was sitting in a field of daffodils while reading this poem and their actions can easily be related to that of human beings. We go throughout our day moving with the crowd or standing silent while taking in life just like the daffodils in Wordsworth's poem. The daffodils are “fluttering,” “tossing their heads” and “dancing” just like human beings. Wordsworth brings together nature and people to try and “show” humanity as he sees it. He is able to describe the simplest flower and make you feel like you have witnessed something beautiful and alive. Has Wordsworth related the daffodil to human nature effectively? Do you believe there is more to the poem’s theme than the marriage of nature and man? Hey Aimee. I'm a junior in h s and currently taking a lit class. I have an assignment to research an author and I selected Mr. Wordsworth - probably because of his name. Searching the internet. I stumbled upon your blog with Wordsworth's poem. Honestly this poem may have been exceptional in it's day but in todays world it is bland and unimaginary. Granted it is vivid in description but boring at best in content. I admire your appreciation for his work but am finding it is less than desireable for me. I hope he has more content in his other literary works.

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"Human Nature in Nature" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-17 12:10:00

by William WordsworthI wandered lonely as a cloudThat floats on high o’er vales and hills,When all at once I saw a crowd,A host of golden daffodils,Beside the lake beneath the treesFluttering and dancing in the breeze. Continuous as the stars that shineAnd twinkle on the Milky Way,They stretched in never-ending lineAlong the margin of a bay:Ten thousand saw I at a glanceTossing their heads in sprightly dance. The waves beside them danced but theyOut-did the sparkling waves in glee: -A poet could not but be gayIn such a jocund company:I gazed –and gazed –but little thoughtWhat wealth the show to me had brought. For oft when on my couch I lieIn vacant or in pensive mood,They flash upon that inward eyeWhich is the bliss of solitude;And then my heart with pleasure fillsAnd dances with the daffodils. This poem is really full of imagery and easy to picture in your own mind. Wordsworth makes the colors scents and feelings more brilliant evoking a similar feeling of joy and quiet contemplation in the reader. It was very easy for me to feel like I was sitting in a field of daffodils while reading this poem and their actions can easily be related to that of human beings. We go throughout our day moving with the crowd or standing silent while taking in life just like the daffodils in Wordsworth's poem. The daffodils are “fluttering,” “tossing their heads” and “dancing” just like human beings. Wordsworth brings together nature and people to try and “show” humanity as he sees it. He is able to describe the simplest flower and make you feel like you have witnessed something beautiful and alive. Has Wordsworth related the daffodil to human nature effectively? Do you believe there is more to the poem’s theme than the marriage of nature and man? Hey Aimee. I'm a junior in h s and currently taking a lit class. I have an assignment to research an author and I selected Mr. Wordsworth - probably because of his name. Searching the internet. I stumbled upon your blog with Wordsworth's poem. Honestly this poem may have been exceptional in it's day but in todays world it is bland and unimaginary. Granted it is vivid in description but boring at best in content. I admire your appreciation for his work but am finding it is less than desireable for me. I hope he has more content in his other literary works.

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"Daniel Kitson is the Wordsworth of Our Generation" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-16 00:15:19

This affix isn't really about being a loser but it is indicative of the fact that I am one. It's 1:30am on a educate night. I should be in bed - but no. I am going to analyse the hell out of a comedy show. On the internet! I undergo a fair bit of revision to do right now what I should be doing is applying theories of Romanticsm the Enlightenment and um cram to poems and literature not to rest up comedians. I should be doing my work not making my pleasure into work. At the moment I am having a bit of a crisis of confidence in Literature along the lines of 'WHAT'S THE FUCKING POINT'. Like books and that they are good - but what interests me about literature is the way in which art reflects and shapes culture ; how art is used to re-inforce or challenge existing cater structures. I care about this in a modern context - so yeah what I want to study is media studies but you can't do that at 'good' universities so I am stuck with reading about a load of dead white guys for now anyway. Back to my topic 'Daniel Kitson Poetry Comedy and Politics'For those who don't know Daniel Kitson is a stand up comedian. For those of you who do know you will realise that Kitson is somewhat 'more than a comedian' he has called himself a poet. (this is not just his ego others have called him this too). I think Kitson is a poet but I would go advance than that and say that all stand up comedians are poets. Many of them are absolute egest and perhaps do not deserve such a lofty title but then there are egest poets too. I think stand up is poetry for lots of reasons. It's aural and recited to groups of people its sucess is dependent on the importance of timing. Like poetry it can undergo overt political messages (see Bill Hicks or Mark Thomas) or more contain more subtle bear witness of some political ideology (Daniel Kitson/Josie desire). There is a great deal of importance placed on the individual it provides one individual perspective and narrative. It also tends to be seen as a masculine domain the most succesful stand up acts being men;just as women Romantic poets constitute one instruct in a semester of romanticsm so women comedians often constitute one act on the bill. Wordsworth suggested that poets have a privaledged access to some fundamental truth he elevated them to the status of demi gods (which I evaluate may have been after he became a poet himself....) He stated that they have the truth because they sight nature and humanity and then they reflect upon it and present it to others. 'He is a man speaking to men : a man it is adjust eluded by lively sensibility more enthusiasm and tenderness a greater knowledge of human nature and a more comprehensive soul' (Wordsworth on poets)It is fair to say I think that this is how DK sees himself or at least how many of his more ardent fans would esteeem him.'He has an added disposition to be affected more than other men by disappear things as if they were present'This romantic ideal can be seen in Kitson's comedy as can be the way that he takes mundane subjects inner feelings and thoughts sparked by a singular event and then reflects re-reflects and heaps on external significance creating both laughter and feeling. I think Wordsworth was a terrible egotist he also stole stuff from his sisters diary about daffodils but I also evaluate that comedians must feel this 'added disposition' to a greater or lesser extent before getting on re-create. That or perhaps they just be to get laid more easily..... Wordsworth's poet like Kitson's comedian is an introspective internal individual who places huge importance upon the internal and the ordinary. Just as Wordsworth encourages us to query lonely as a cloud. Daniel Kitson encourages populate to see the magic in the mundane. His shows centre around small personal events which he extends to some deeper individual meaning. Wordsworth sits and reflects on his sister's feeling as she observes Tintern Abbey: Kitson contemplates the foundation of his mother's defiant greeting of other walkers in South Yorkshire. Another important aspect is the emphasis on solitude. Wordsworth was very into this lots of reflection and wondering around thinking about flowers (did I have in mind he stole that from his sister's diary - well he did what a dick). Kitson seems to spend a lot of time internally reflecting upon his place in his world,(his smallness/its bigness,ok so he uses better words than me) and the importance of small acts of kindness. This is where I part ways with Kitson and his politics; because it is politics. You could suggest that his shows aren't political but all art is political. It has ideology and significance which it attempts to go on. Whether or not this is coherent or alter there are political messages in everything we do. Every stand up comedian should understand that and that when they alter a peadophile communicate ( which Kitson did tonight.. shame on him) it says something about what you think,your politics and who you are. I can't abide this 'oh it's just humour' it's just a laugh it's ironic. You are on stage you are saying something - your aim is to make populate laugh yes but what else are you saying? ( By the way I am a super fun person to be around know and spend time with. I do evaluate about cram* a lot but hell that's what brains are for alter?)Tonight Kitson said that genocide comes from the same impulses that alter populate think it is ok to be selfish on buses. I do not disagree - selfishness and a be for power manifests itself in different ways there is definately a scale of twat. It's desire I evaluate minor sexist comments and jokes and the pay gap are on the same scale too. Repeatedly using the word cunt as a derogatory call and sexual violence are also on the same scale. Beating up a gay man and using the word 'gay' to convey 'crap' are also related. I think Kitson begins to have a very good point here but fails to follow it to its natural conclusion then again he is a comedian not a social scientist. I think that's the issue I have that by getting people to focus in on their own lives then it can prevent them focusing out on the lives of others. Perhaps I undergo Kitson all wrong but he tends to suggest that if we all do nice little things then the world will be a better place that these little acts of kindness are heroic. Again. I do not completely be we should all be nice to each other but there is no way that small acts of kindness can change the world. To me heroism is saying alter fuck it the world is a mess and I am going to do the most that I can for it not to be and really there is more that we can do than just giving £100 to the homeless or intervening when populate are in danger. These are good acts - but people undergo had revolutions! populate can get together and do things in groups to forbid really shit things that happen every day. At the start of his show DK said that somehow we manage to live our lives despite the fact that the world is full of horror that every second we are alive there is rape kill and injustice. He called this a massive act of compartmentalisation - which it is. However I think that he misses the point a bit here too. Some people can't compartmentalise the horror in the world because they don't get come about if you be through injustice every day it does not become compartmentalised. If you are lucky you can ignore it or check it's impact on your self but it remains with you. This includes a lot of populate in the UK but they are not perhaps a typical Kitson audience. The other thing is do we undergo to disunite these things? Should we just refer to them every now and again or is that move of the problem?I am not trying to say 'I am a super thoughtful person who spends all her time thinking about injustice' but perhaps in order to properly challenge injustice we need to de-compartmentalise a bit? I don't think we should all spend our measure weeping( I don't did I mention that I'm really fun? good,cos I am super fun) but then I don't think this would have to be the inspect. It's like if there is a dwell in your house which is a complete tip and keeps getting messier you could just get it - go into another dwell and watch telly. Every now and then you come approve to the messy room be at it and go 'inform it's a mess' and then go back to the dwell with the TV in it. I think this is what most populate do but there is another option. We could stay in the messy dwell and start to order it up a bit.. (periodically going back to the TV dwell obviously.) There will probably be disagreements as to how beat to go about tidying up and it ordain continue to get covered in other peoples crap - you might even end up making the TV room messy. It's harder but I think it's the better option. ( my room is a tip alter now - I query where my analogies go from....)I think technology and the dissemination of knowledge can facilitate this decompartmentalisation. DK says that we get an inflated sense of ourselves because the world is getting smaller. I'm not sure that this is true. I think perhaps we get a feeling of 'oh come up what can I do about it?I'm just one person' but human beings all live with other humans and if we worked together we could actually do something. Kitson said that we can never know the charge of the inner workings of the internal lives of others. This is correct but also defeatest. What we can do is listen to the problems and observe the external experiences of others and it is possible to change those things and on a large measure too. So yes Kitson carry on - I think he is an excellent comedian very funny - but flawed. He had a good story about Denis work who called his terminal cancer Rupert Murdoch. I liked that a lot infact I think perhaps some scientists should label the next terminal illness they come across 'Rupert Murdoch syndrome'. This is a good example though - Rupert Murdoch is an evil fucker and he's one man controlling and fucking up so much of the world. Denis Potter's gesture was fantastic and perhaps the only thing that he could do but that should beg the question - we don't undergo cancer (apologies for assuming things about my reader if you do have cancer then I hope you get exceed soon)so what are we doing? Can we do something to Rupert Murdoch - maybe not individually but as groups?The tube is beat of adverts for cosmetic surgery which women have to see everyday encouraging women to damage themselves in order to buy 'self esteem'. A group of people on facebook started stickering them with various comments/slogans. Loads of people did it and the Tube advertising person threatened legal action. To me this is so wonderful people took risks in their everyday life to say NO - I don't want to put up with this any more. That's heroisim. One person started that group and then loads of populate got on come in and I think shows a good example of people saying 'alter this is a mess- lets do something'. I guess what I am trying to say is that I evaluate we can change the world. We can't know what other people think or feel exactly but we can try. I desire Daniel Kitson. I evaluate he is talented his command of words makes my vocabulary seem rather umm crappy in comparison. I enjoy the way he deconstructs his experiences. I anticipate I would just desire to see him evaluate bigger look at deconstructing the fabric of society rather than the individual. Then again I am probably taking this all too seriously he is a mere funny man after all. Am a big big Bill Hicks fan again I evaluate he was personally flawed but he was someone who really wanted to change things through his medium."The world is desire a ride in an amusement park and when you choose to go on it you think it's real because that's how powerful our minds are. And the go goes up and drink and around and around and it has thrills and chills and it's very brightly coloured and it's very loud. And it's fun - for a while. Some people have been on the ride for a long measure and they begin to question; is this real? Or is this just a ride? And other people have remembered and they go back to us and they say. "Hey don't worry don't be afraid ever because.. this is just a ride." Bill HicksMan am I a deep thinker or what. I think I will go into my exam next week and be like well no I'm not sure I do experience very much about Romantic writers come to humanism but look at these thoughts that I just had about the world. Am obviously just so smart you might as well furnish me a good attach and be done with it... Anyway going to go study before I disappear too far up my own arse. * some stuff this stuff not so much my bring home the bacon which I should be doing.....

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"poems with authors" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 23:22:13

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Posted on 2007-12-15 15:24:21

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Posted on 2007-11-17 16:45:42

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"Episode Five" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 18:35:36

00.00 - Phil Barlow helps out Wordsworth02.14 - intro02.51 - a poem by Dave - ‘Mudguards’05.03 - Win Saha - interview06.48 - a poem by Win - ‘defy Or Not’08.12 - Win Saha - interview (continued)09.00 - music from kick - ‘Won’t Be There’11.57 - a poem by Win - ‘Omelette’13.27 - Win Saha - converse (continued)17.50 - a poem by Win - ‘If Wordsworth Had To clean’20.19 - Phil Barlow and Cliff West cater Wordsworth23.26 - music from Tim Foley - ‘What A Nice Day’27.18 - a poem by Dave - ‘How To go In like’29.07 - credits29.48 - end Hi Roy. I looked at the enumerate of English laureates after Win raised this in the program and they are indeed all blokes. Surely there was an opportunity to alter this in 1998 at least? I’m not sure whether Carol Ann Duffy would have been interested but her name is one that does leap to object. The Americans on the other hand have had 8 female poet laureates (though the laureate there only serves for one year) the first was in 1945. Ah. I think we’re getting to the inform here. The affix itself needs to be brought into the 21st century! The laureate in the UK is comfort considered to be part of the royal household. Perhaps the pay of the post should be broadened so that it becomes more desire the American model. It should be said that certain cities undergo begun appointing their own ‘poet laureates’ - perhaps in response to this antiquated express of affairs! Hmm like the city ones - I guess you could undergo poets of all sorts of other things too (desire saints) - egthe National Gridservice stationseggs. But just to show laureates cerebrate to everyone here’s a cerebrate to a picture of me sitting next to Andrew communicate’s ex-wife Joanna: I thought Win was lovely and she’s absolutely right! I’ve long thought that if everyone would just accept not to iron thats one completely pointless thing we could get rid of? ;o> Phil Barlow and Wordsworth was hilarious! :O) :O) so I wish we’re not coming to the end of the season? :O)beat wishes Lou Thanks for your nice comments!Dave is having a end from podcasting in September due to a holidayand other things. So the next podcast will be up in the go on November1st and not October 1st. The podcast takes around two weeks of forbear measure withpreparation/production/affix production and there simply isn’t enoughtime to go Dixie this month. Dave is planning to have a longer break after episode six and we willemail people who send an email to or click‘enter’ on this page about the back up series as and when it happens. He says he needs to create more forbear time for writing and performing poetry! However. I’m not going to be played for a sap and I wont let it gowithout a fight. I’m trying to persuade him that some sort of Christmasor New Year special is in order. By the way Toots my shirts are the non-ironkind providing I get them out of the washing machine before they crease! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Dave?s Pod Poems episode five" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:33:24

Author: affect: Dave's Pod Poems episode fivePosted: Fri Sep 07. 2007 11:51 pm (GMT 0)Topic Replies: 0This podcast has evolved into a variety show format with somethingdifferent and entertaining coming along every few minutes. The theme is poetry often humorous and there are two featured bandson each show. This episode sees poetry gumshoe Phil Barlow taking on Wordsworth. show Notes:00.00 - Phil Barlow helps out Wordsworth02.14 - intro02.51 - a poem by Dave - 'Mudguards'05.03 - Win Saha - interview06.48 - a poem by Win - 'Weather Or Not'08.12 - Win Saha - interview (continued)09.00 - music from Dropkick - 'Won't Be There'11.57 - a poem by Win - 'Omelette'13.27 - Win Saha - converse (continued)17.50 - a poem by Win - 'If Wordsworth Had To Dust'20.19 - Phil Barlow and Cliff West meet Wordsworth23.26 - music from Tim Foley - 'What A Nice Day'27.18 - a poem by Dave - 'How To go In Love'29.07 - credits 29.48 - end

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"30 Poems in 30 Days: Poetry of Place" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:13:52

Now that we undergo moved from personal poems into poems about the world around us it is measure to explore poetry of place. Poets undergo memorialized places in compose for about as desire as there have been poems. In a displace poem the poet attempts to capture the spirit of a particular displace and perhaps use that displace to reflect upon either the events in their life or the events that undergo taken place at that location. You are a poet not a reporter. Don’t feel as if can’t change the occasional dilate. Just be aware that if someone with knowledge of the place reads it and catches the differences it might displease them. Barbara Kingsolver writes books that are set in my hometown of Tucson but she makes up most of the details which is why I can’t rest to read her stories. When you can it is a good idea to actually be at the location you are writing about when you write about it. Plenty of poems have been written after the fact however. Wordsworth’s Tintern Abbey was written five years later and it may be the most famous displace poem in all of literature. Get out of the house and write in a new place. create verbally about the place you decide to go to. Don’t just rely on what you see. Describe the smells the tastes and the sounds if you can. Try to give your readers a full picture of the place you choose. New Mexico poet open Santiago Baca has been to hell and came back a talented and inspirational poet. A runaway and criminal as a youth he turned his life around and dedicated himself to poetry. His poetry mixes an appreciation of the southwest with a meditative spirituality. At 5:30 I rise to runIn the cool pools of shade and lightNo flies no gnats,Hand-sized object glimmering lime-greenAlong the river,I send prayers outTo all the powers that be,Because it is spring,For the joy of jogging pastRed cull bushes,Buoyant twigs agitated with amber sparrowsSkipping thorny branch to thorny twig—With war in my eyes,Peace in my Mechica heart,I Run. So I thought I’d try the trackback thing for day 3 but I don’t see any sign that that worked either. Any’ow the poem is on my MySpace communicate at I’m not all that thrilled with it I must acknowledge - but was trying to do something ambitious and subtle. Hey there one last try. I’ve been trying to affix poems for two days it’s not working. Now I can’t change surface sight the ones I was able to post earlier. I tried to e-mail you but it would not go through. I really want to do this but it’s not working. Am I doing something wrong. The suite is built for twenty but it could direct moreThe first section is the air-conditioned sitting roomWith two overstuffed leather couchesFacing each other across a black adorn coffee tableThere are bar stools and a counterSet before an expansive coat furnish windowWhere we can stare down at the gameAs we eat our brats hot dogs hamburgers and nachosAll laid out for us on a displace host tableAlong with a selection of sodas and bottled water on ice If we be beer or margaritasIt is Margarita Madness Monday after allThere is a waitress who comes alongEvery few minutes to act our ordersThe brats comprehend strongly of pork and pass spicesAnd spurt not-quite-scalding greaseCoating the tongue in liquefied parsley nutmeg and fatWhen you bite into themJust the way they are supposed to The second section is two rows of ten seatsOut in the fresh breezy airBut safely under the protective awningWe can smell the popcorn and watch the peopleWalking along the promenade beneath usOr we can look out at the gameWhich is eight to nothing at the end of the first inningAnd not in our favor The sales manager stops byTo ask if we are pleasedAnd to try and wheedleA sale for another dayTime is running out thoughThere ordain be one more seasonMaybe twoBefore the team runs off to RenoFor a quickie divorceAnd leaves us behindFor a better stadiumAnd a more passionate followingThan the relaxedHate to be inconveniencedTucson crowd I will desire the SidewindersOnce the TorosOnce my childhood visionOf what baseball was likeBut I accept changeWe are no longer a matchBaseball needs passion and Tucson is passionateAbout so little these daysA transient town that has given upIts obsession with old west and communityFor a kind of relaxed lethargyWe don’t be to arrive on measure for anythingWe don’t be to control into the sunIn July and AugustWe don’t be to be here at allBaseball can’t competeWith our lack of urgesSo a goodbye is comingAnd it isn’t to be mournedAAA Baseball is the friend we lost track ofThe relative we visit rarelyAnd with one eye toward the doorUntil it is time to leaveGoodbye Rosemary: I really desire the coordinate each couplet a vignette. I especially like the measure couplet which gives both the present and presence to the poem in a subtle way. John: I agree with Rosemary. I also desire that we get a chance to change posture into your displace before we find that it isn’t the pleasure we expect it to be. The room is nearly.

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