nice. it's a sweet poem, and an even sweeter expression. I love what you say about correspondance. it's like a connectin and to delete it or trash it seems like cutting that connection. i feel the same way about things people give me. even though i know that they don't feel that way.
mark | 05.10.05 - 10:50 am | #

Context? I so don't know your history ;(

hmmm... suffice to say, M. was a yearning love
Joel | 05.11.05 - 10:40 am | #

I am a correspondence whore too.

correspondence pack rat!
Jay | Homepage | 05.11.05 - 9:41 pm | #

blog more please
mark | 05.12.05 - 9:39 am | #

omg, that is such a good poem. I hate poetry, but I really like that poem. Impressive!

aww, thanks! I like poetry, but I can't read too much of it at once.
Rachel | Homepage | 05.12.05 - 6:26 pm | #

That's a lovely poem Joe!

thanks Charlie!
Charlie | Homepage | 05.13.05 - 5:54 am | #

I'm the exact opposite with emails- i reply, then delete them. That's the reason why I cancelled my Gmail account- I don't are about the extra storage since I don't save any, plus, I don't like how Gmail scans all the words you type for advertising purposes.

I wish I were that neat with my emails!
fashmagslag | Homepage | 05.14.05 - 1:31 pm | #

lovely poem Joe. It reflects your frustration/longing. I am addicted to correspondance now. Don't you think that perhaps it controls the ego like nothing else can? I catch myself searching for a sense of belonging but end up being more baffled and awestruck by others through the never-ending dialogues that are encoded in and out of binary.
sirbarrett | Homepage | 05.18.05 - 9:26 pm | #