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A truthful confession:


Are u kidding me? Or are u- freaking- kidding me?
Come on, you don't expect me to read the whole thing?
The lure of literature is unknown to me.
Novels,short stories,poems..well, they are the same: essentially boring.

What's that thing again?
Oh yes : Semiotics.
The science of signs,isn't it?
Some thing signifying something.

Off we go on a merry go round:
Building and locating structures,
Calling them redundant and going
Past them er I mean post.

If I could do a Marxist reading
I wonder what would Marx do?
Bless you wiki-link



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  1. SarojaJanuary 28, 2013 at 6:27 AM

    Captures the sentiment, I must say! Pan he ardhavat ka vatat ahe!!?

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  2. ShaminiJanuary 28, 2013 at 7:14 AM

    hahaha...it is incomplete...
    was too lazy to write more..:)
    it has my signature "abrupt ending"

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