Tonight I noticed
The disturbing fact
For the first time that that
I see the pornographers
Who frequent the internet
And particularly those
With the absurdly supposed
Concept that children are sexy
Have a preference in their spam
For a certain sort of a tag
And parenting is among that they prefer
A fact which is inimical
With that of my own psychological
Research in the arena of
What makes [...]
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That disturbed me
5 July, 2007Posted in Muslim, Poetry, Social Justice, Sociology, Sufi, Uncategorized | Tags: accomplishment, General Angriness, Motherhood, Parenting | Leave a Comment »
An Australian Perspective of our Country’s Great Silence
10 May, 2007This post in my blog is by way of referring readers to the other posts I have made in this web log. Gradually the most effective use of word press is being discovered by me in a trial and error sort of method, because my own mind really dislikes reading in the computer. The original [...]
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This is no guess but that I came here to publish at first.
9 May, 2007This set of bits and pieces of my writing is saved onto a hardware device with the strange name: “believe because it does not really matter supposedly”, and not because I intended to save with that name, but because it just happened by accident of bizarre complexity. But that is what my life is like, and so [...]
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This is I guess a sort of introduction to myself . . .
8 May, 2007Actually Copas is my mother’s mother’s mother’s maiden name, after her paternal Grandfather, a Henry Cops, whom was convicted in London with: either stealing a clock so the story is told; or forgery, as his pardon in the New South Wales State Archives reads; Whereupon he was employed as a bricklayer, and built a building [...]
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