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- From: aad@siemens.com (Anthony Datri)
- Subject: Beak is
- Message-ID: <1992Dec27.213043.27110@siemens.com>
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- Organization: Siemens Corporate Research, Princeton (Plainsboro), NJ
- Date: Sun, 27 Dec 1992 21:30:43 GMT
- Lines: 286
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- The condensed version of The Book of Beak follows. Beak was written sometime
- between now and five thousand years ago by David Yokeson VI. Note that the
- lower bound on the writing date is always changing as time proceeds.
-
-
-
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- @pageheading(odd, center="@c[BEAK]", right="@value[page]")
-
- @majorheading(BEAK)
-
- @center(@b[Book 1])
- @blankspace(.5cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 1])
-
- In the sunshine of time, mankind says to refresh the clouds in the
- banks and care child in hand using thine eyes and beak for dirt which
- thine lips for water which may run and tumble in the fields of life
- and sky to thou papyrus sirens to keep in thine own grasp.
-
- All boundaries in my life are not affected or moved. For when
- history is performed or foretold, flamboyant artisans in villages,
- known mainly as fiber are transformed and strained from material,
- objects which are more complicated and bright that a complete story:
- rolling, tumbling, and irrational.
-
- Though goals are not possible and have control, cloth compressed
- and folded are present. This can be only a symbol for things like
- this as stated in wisps of clouds. As the darkened skies ward a group
- of futuristic youths into the sheltered vents of yesterday. As life
- and time moves on: blinded sands, too thoroughly engulfed and
- completed with rains where holders of dark are found, known as space
- and clouds. Of animals and drink is the full history, the pages in
- mind which scramble and come as though fidelity is the prophet in his eyes.
-
- Hard to think is darkness as the screen covers the projected
- soundbox, and because metal specks are nothing but attracted in a
- large complement of weeks do the leaflets wind up into the spools of
- his property. Deleted is the day as it ends, or it is real. As
- sophisticated as it can be, flushed virtues in the lands of media are
- quiet and impatient. Dried can be mud, from the spokes to the dish
- container which holds light and immediate thoughts. The section of
- flesh draws one color and the philosophy of it radiates a unit of sound.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 2])
-
- @center(@c[A CANISTER OF EVERYTHING])
-
-
-
-
- The prospect is a base of wire, formed, and it is engraved in
- thin, light cloths burning on the stake of life. For it is the sky.
- For it is a stick.
-
- Unoccupied and uneducated are the leaves in the pond, for they
- nothing but a canister of everything and that makes it all clear to
- the eye.
-
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 3])
-
- @center(@c[LOOK THROUGH A TREE])
-
-
- "I can't find it but when," he never did say as he locked a stump from
- a beach onto the bank. "It could only be it," he could have
- whispered, "for sands of mankind are unto the stream which refreshed
- child to man with grace which animal eyes for ciphering, unto you with
- fine days."
-
- Isn't it curious that dust can encounter movements in life.
- Isn't it curious that the child was never involved or never told of
- the virtues in a planet. Isn't it curious that varying demands in
- subordinate cultures set themselves upon sound which flexes from the
- pond in a year, which can only be found in the breast of man.
-
- The work is fun, but in sacred days of the tree do we separate
- the desolate sky from the boundaries of ink. This compatible statement
- has only one real statement, and that is the spot. Counting the
- fertile sands in nonworkable forests is like a floating bell in that
- tree, translated and disposed of.
-
- These figures are foretold in nonexistent papyrus sirens, a
- material grouping in the annals of the column. To find these
- programmed outputs in beginning, he must not begin an operation, but
- rather screen out the complex matter is soil. Mystery it is, but
- finding nothing in place where it isn't also.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 4])
-
- @center(@c[DUST INTO RELIGION])
-
-
- With sands of a bright day, the brook with banks shall refresh in
- its own eyes and that fields of time and please shall touch the
- rolling clouds unto man to child in his very own grasp, which is a
- part of it too. Questionable variables in our space are minutes
- printouts of the hand. It can be said that individual complements in
- time cut off the end of the path. That is not included, like dust
- into religion and numerical terms found in the findings.
-
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 5])
-
- @center(@c[SOPHLICH IS NINE])
-
-
-
- So do we meet the kind. So we can't.
-
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 6])
-
- @center(@c[JOINING A MIDDLE])
-
-
-
- The topic recorded in the dark casket of truth is not only
- predictable, but convincible in every way. The person expressed the
- afterthought but cannot fulfill the length of time given to him as
- gratitude confides with thought and foretells questions of the ground,
- the strange yet fortunate virtues peeled and wasted away in his grasp,
- a story of the encounters, which don't exist anyway.
-
- With nothing submerged and nothing vaporizing, the thoughts of
- his shelter seem to come at hand. The time of marriage or family
- strokes in wisps by the rolling clouds of virtues that shall be
- refreshed in ways that grass only can foretell. Something in the key
- of this has no steadiness, which it never was anyway. Never is
- proportions. Same as to the light on the stand. Not to be is the
- only answer.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 7])
-
- @center(@c[THE PROPELLED BACKUP])
-
-
- Is there a simple barrier on covered creeks of the man?
- Continuing structures in forgotten beats are nothing of the sort, just
- like smoke emerging in forms of washed writing of yesterday. Child is
- into the man as all saturated beings in earth are.
-
- What is strange is not the question but so is every sound and hope.
-
- Torn is now beak but nothing exists.
-
- @newpage
-
- @center(@b[Book 3])
- @blankspace(.5cm)
-
- @center(@c[Chapter 1])
- @center(@c[THE HYPHEN])
-
-
- As I circumvent the substance of time I remember the thrill of the
- weeping clouds in the crazed impressions of a cave. In these disputable
- talents of the child, a man can foretell creatures in the abiding
- employment often mentioned in three of the malevolent phrases.
-
- Curious enough, each white leg of the rolling book does not
- master the papyrus sirens. Instead, it creates an intensified chore,
- a mass only which can be strained from the rocks in life. Not only
- can man be into the child, he can find the path in foggy eternity.
-
- If the tight greens can't blow through the brook, everybody will
- be afraid of the mean, yet amusing catastrophes in wooden floor found
- only in the book of a back yard of an also preserving shield, known as
- the cup. Since most were terrified, the aromatic minutes in the lawn
- were achieved, as they are today. "So is it as of tomorrow," the
- hyphen will have said, "Funny, yet fortunate," he could have added. I
- didn't.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 2])
-
- @center(@c[KING IN THE CLOTH])
-
-
- "Wait," I said. "In the progressive sand boxes of the future,
- can the paint in his life rewrite the scriptures more than once? The
- numbness of this fact can be placed almost entirely in the wood.
- Though worked and redone several times the original story is nowhere
- but in the chairs of tomorrow. `Am I binded?' he asked himself. If
- every child is, can he be conditioned from it? A rubber or plastic
- tunnel will be the dangerous heights of a lesson, but is it day in the
- sound of metal or is it corroding in general that leaves us yesterday
- in the jar surrounded with the sky holding our enemy?"
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 3])
-
- @center(@c[THE CRATE WITH I])
-
-
-
- Two more days is the bird, a subsiding picture in the fortress of
- the sirens. Because of the cage, the wool is not possible or likely
- to hit this part of the path. But as the time light flies past the
- minute hand, so do the long strands for they are what actually cause
- the mistakes. If the heed is not told within child when born is torn,
- I will never maybe be told. His grace for the rope lingers on.
-
- The discolored page soaked on the floor is of particular if the
- considered key is churned out of the cloth. So is the crate. Why
- should man fright for food and drink in a field of dark in sky? Time
- can queen fun unto bread which refreshed the sands in beaches, and
- streams expert smoke by the downfall of child and man for miles in
- years is plagued in silence for infinite and on in thine own eyes and fists.
-
- For while the mirror prepares the mind in sky, the roof conceives
- initial patterns from the river, for when continued structure forms,
- the aggravated one dissolves, leaving chambers found where the leaves,
- positioned with bulk, stay in hearing when man is onto child, because
- an absolute standing will remain after the achievement of the animal.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 4])
-
- @center(@c[FOLLOWING IN DISC])
-
-
-
- To foretell is the part of strain, for it is the thought of
- mankind which brings the ship from water. It is that, is it, that it
- is it, which tells which that it tells.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 5])
-
- @center(@c[THE HAIR IN SAND])
-
-
-
- Only the box is considered clear for the ground flows. It is the
- main holder in the cause and every siren is the box though none can be
- seem, nothing will tell in the legend except for the grass, which
- frames the bank and holds insight of the bearable man. So holds the
- child, for illusions are kept, which makes that easy.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 6])
-
- @center(@c[SILENT FENCE])
-
-
-
- "Strangely enough is the color of trees," he is whispering as the
- figures in the glass call the envious ink, fortresses scattering the
- sea. "She is two," it will say yesterday. "And I am not." it already
- did.
-
- These creatures smash water as does the yellow moss in years.
- Humorous that beak nine; foretold two hairs, expressing the mirror,
- which could not be as do the lungs in senile but furious greetings.
- Can it be it isn't the question, which is very material anyway, but
- nature flying can spread is the question, even when the statement is
- fictional and stationary.
-
- True enough, can it be, that it is true. "I said yes yesterday,"
- the photograph displayed in a yell. Just when enlarged, is the notion
- of hate the prophet though. So is the finding of beak.
- @blankspace(1cm)
- @center(@c[Chapter 7])
-
- @center(@c[A PEDAL EAR])
-
-
- The form of beak is it, but why can't it be? Found, yes, but not
- solid is the symbol. A statue is the possible time, place, and
- motivation if it is so. Altered is a paper, burnt and terrified, as
- is collar @footnote(The coated liars in the blue winds, imagined by
- man), inlayed with soil, only the covered kind in its heart,
- which a variable of the rock, a strange formulation for smoke, is
- complete in every way. Unfortunately it is, but what is?
-
- If and when thrice the reasons are performed over the age of man
- can we review the cause, which may seem imaginary but has a solid
- base, just like earth in yesterday; to be remembered as long as the
- papyrus sirens are into the child.
-
- Is that beak of sustained columns, or of complete cloth? It is
- both. So is beak.
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