Expect nothing, least of all clarity.....it only muddies the pool. Hoist the sail, put the paws up in the wheelhouse and watch the thriller. Even one gramme of effort would be a catastrophe. After all, the weak sun is without prejudice; it shines on every one of us poor cutters.
Rudra Nua is a controversial figure in the field of the poetry of self-realisation. Many see him as 'the root of all vegetables' while others recognise him as the one they might see in the shaving mirror or sitting opposite them at the dinner table.
Thursday 5 April 2007
Mortality and Majesty
Rudra and The Bognors at Prague
From our European Correspondent, Mr T. B. of Ballinskelligs:
Little understood shot of Rudra (possibly) at a race meeting in 2004. Only the tips of his ears and antenae are visible. 'Blessed' Bognor can be clearly seen however, and as usual his image is somewhat blurred....an effect caused by an impetuous intake of curried fish and kidney beans...but this blurring adds authenticity to the image. Miss Lyme is not thought to be present in this shot although there is a school of belief that places her as seated below the steps of the statue just left of centre and many believe this to be the core inspirational notion behind Rudra's all time favourite beat group composition 'The Lady in Red', indeed there is a growing concensus that the very name 'De Burgh' may turn out to be anagramatic...although encrypted in a manner reminiscent of Enigma machinery.
Little understood shot of Rudra (possibly) at a race meeting in 2004. Only the tips of his ears and antenae are visible. 'Blessed' Bognor can be clearly seen however, and as usual his image is somewhat blurred....an effect caused by an impetuous intake of curried fish and kidney beans...but this blurring adds authenticity to the image. Miss Lyme is not thought to be present in this shot although there is a school of belief that places her as seated below the steps of the statue just left of centre and many believe this to be the core inspirational notion behind Rudra's all time favourite beat group composition 'The Lady in Red', indeed there is a growing concensus that the very name 'De Burgh' may turn out to be anagramatic...although encrypted in a manner reminiscent of Enigma machinery.
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