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George Marcu
[06.Jul.05 03:51]
You seem to love english language as much as I do. Or even more...much more. I haven't studied this universal language for a specific purpose. Neither have you, I suppose. It doesn't really help me (in life) the fact that I know acceptably well to speak and write in english. I've read very good classical novels that helped me spiritually to escape insatisfactions with romanian language expression. Mr. Darcy, for example, assisted me in identifying my positive side, in accepting my uncompromised silent behavour, while Miss Elizabeth excited my romantic idealistic female partner expectations. No doubt, you feel completely different when you write or read english lines. That's why I'll try to read your writings, though I'm not extremely fond of poetry, in general. I see from what I've read so far that you're too patient when you write. You seem to take all the time to have a good work, to be appreciated. Where there's calculation, there's no complete sincerity. If you have notable feelings and impressions, I think you do, let them explode... There is no life in well structured poetry, in well ordered prose. Get it all out, good or bad memories, good or bad present, just fuck the critics! They don't know anything about life. You should only care about my opinion. Who am I? No one, just like you.
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Monica Manolachi
[11.Aug.05 16:10]
My friend, thank you for your words and forgive me for being so late in answering. (I was learning a neighbours' language, Hungarian... it's not that ugly as they say.) I have studied English for... how many... yes, 17 years and I still cannot say I know it. I graduated English department in Bucharest this year and, yes, I am very fond of it in the sense that I want my voice to be heard in this language, because I believe in the community of spirit. Critics' opinion is important, but the first critic is me, that is why I write a text in a relatively long period. Not in each case though.

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= Thank you for your comments. Your e-mail address...	George Marcu [06.Jul.05 03:51]
You seem to love english language as much as I do. Or even more...much more. I haven't studied this universal language for a specific purpose. Neither have you, I suppose. It doesn't really help me (in life) the fact that I know acceptably well to speak and write in english. I've read very good classical novels that helped me spiritually to escape insatisfactions with romanian language expression. Mr. Darcy, for example, assisted me in identifying my positive side, in accepting my uncompromised silent behavour, while Miss Elizabeth excited my romantic idealistic female partner expectations. No doubt, you feel completely different when you write or read english lines. That's why I'll try to read your writings, though I'm not extremely fond of poetry, in general. I see from what I've read so far that you're too patient when you write. You seem to take all the time to have a good work, to be appreciated. Where there's calculation, there's no complete sincerity. If you have notable feelings and impressions, I think you do, let them explode... There is no life in well structured poetry, in well ordered prose. Get it all out, good or bad memories, good or bad present, just fuck the critics! They don't know anything about life. You should only care about my opinion. Who am I? No one, just like you.

= George	Monica Manolachi [11.Aug.05 16:10]
My friend, thank you for your words and forgive me for being so late in answering. (I was learning a neighbours' language, Hungarian... it's not that ugly as they say.) I have studied English for... how many... yes, 17 years and I still cannot say I know it. I graduated English department in Bucharest this year and, yes, I am very fond of it in the sense that I want my voice to be heard in this language, because I believe in the community of spirit. Critics' opinion is important, but the first critic is me, that is why I write a text in a relatively long period. Not in each case though.