The trenchant epigrammatism here is in some ways reminiscent of Martial's Epigrammata; the black humour and controlled rage of your minimalistic style is pungently redolent of incipient Modernism: indeed,even adumbrates aspects of Post-Modernism.
Nadler's use of "pungently redolent" contrasts nicely with his image of "controlled rage and minimalistic style."
I'm not sure crawling out of your rut with a shotgun in hand is the best way to escape your current state of ruttishness. As long as you don't crawl out with a shotgun and a list you should be OK though-hope you have fun. Save me a rabbit's foot please.
The trenchant epigrammatism here is in some ways reminiscent of Martial's Epigrammata; the black humour and controlled rage of your minimalistic style is pungently redolent of incipient Modernism: indeed,even adumbrates aspects of Post-Modernism.
ReplyDeleteNadler's use of "pungently redolent" contrasts nicely with his image of "controlled rage and minimalistic style."
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure crawling out of your rut with a shotgun in hand is the best way to escape your current state of ruttishness. As long as you don't crawl out with a shotgun and a list you should be OK though-hope you have fun. Save me a rabbit's foot please.
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in rut? isn't that a deer thing?...maybe moose, elk? Do rabbits go into rut?
ReplyDeleteit is a full moon..hmmm
Switch-rabbits are in constant "rut"-and poor dears, the whole thing lasts about a millisecond.
ReplyDeleteFull moon though, perhaps they are hunting wererabbits.
the female praying mantis bites off the head of the male after mating.....cooool.....
ReplyDeletePoor little bunnies
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