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Starring – Ryan Steele, Reid Luplau , Katherine Miller, Kimiye Corwin , Luke Murphy
Thread – first love , life dancer
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Release Date | May 2001 |
Platform | GameBoy Color |
Rating | E |
Genre | Action-Adventure |
Publisher | Nintendo |
Released in May 2001, Oracle of Seasons is one half of the Oracle series on GameBoy Color (the other game being Oracle of Ages, which came out the same day). The two games are very similar, and are linked in many ways, and gamers who own both games were able to connect their adventure across both games to reach new items, new events, and the final battle of the Oracle series.
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Joshua Fernandez or better known as the artist Jaediggzz is a talented, self motivated, unsigned rapper, that resides in Lincoln Ne. Jaediggzz is originally from Omaha, Ne but has developed a swag with styles from many other places he lived such as the west coast, south and mid west. Jaediggzz is a fairly new artist that has been writing lyrics and developing his craft since sixteen. Jaediggzz is a hard worker as far as any thing he does but in the studio is where the real talent shows, Jaediggzz is known to record a couple songs a day with his record of 3 songs in less then 2 hours usually finishing up after one take. His first mix tape Joshua's Inspirational Creations vol.1 is a collection of inspirational motivational hits such as "Do it for God," "Walk with me," "Never use to matter" and "Nothing better to do." Jaediggzz believes he can inspire the world through his music. Listen and stay tuned with Jaediggzz for new music and new videos.


text: DATING Single Girl's Opinion Breakup Warning Signs Back to Top ▲ Breakup Warning Signs Breakup Warning Signs Boyfriend Beware: Breakup Warning Signs Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 0 Shares 1 2 Page 2 of 2 Her stuff starts disappearing from your place You're used to seeing her toothbrush beside yours in the bathroom, random DVDs she has brought over on your shelves and that concert tee she loves to sleep in strewn on your floor, but lately these things seem to be gradually disappearing. You might be tempted to blame some of it on a spring cleaning spree, but once the feminine products vanish from your medicine cabinet, it should be clear that she's moving her stuff out of your place so she won't have anything to go back for once she dumps you. You don't fight anymore While fighting constantly may be a more obvious hint that the end of a relationship is near, not fighting at all might be a subtler sign that she's ready to say goodbye. If the little things that normally drive her crazy and provoke a screaming match between the two of you are no longer happening, it could mean that she just doesn't care anymore. It's possible that she has lost all emotional investment in the relationship, so even if you try to get a rise out of her, she won't take the bait. If she is uncharacteristically calm in situations that used to set her off, it might be a subtle breakup warning sign. take a hint Any one of these breakup warning signs on its own may be cause for alarm, but if you're experiencing all of them, it's pretty obvious that your relationship is in serious trouble. Decide whether you want to fix it or move on and then take the appropriate action. Allowing your relationship to stagnate in this state will only allow resentments to fester and guarantee that the inevitable breakup will be ugly. Breaking Up Girlfriends Relationship Killer Relationships Comments Show Comments More Like This Promoted Around the Web Special Features


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Message from: Lucie - 11 Aug 03
Subject: isolation
i lost my mum from breast cancer nine months ago at the age of 22 and i feel so isolated from all my peers. i know some people have lost their parents much younger, but after arguing with her all through my teens i was just on the verge of forming an adult relationship with her. i was seeing her as a person with her own problems instead of just someone to rebel against. we were becoming friends, instead of the adult/child relationship. now i feel like i've had my heart ripped out. the first few months were a blur. then i went into overdrive: going out, getting drunk, being overly sociable and pretending to everyone i was fine. i moved out of the family home to get away from my dad who i perceived as being weak as i was his main source of support and i couldn't even support myself. i didn't want to be treated any differently from my friends, and as a result, everyone treats me like i am fine. now, over the past couple of months, i feel like i am falling apart. all i want to do is cry. i am constantly stressed and snappy. i share a house with two close friends and feel incredibly isolated from them and all my friends. my brother and sister are a help, but they are ten years older, so not around my age and they are coping with their own grief. all my friends are students too and are only concerned about going out, getting drunk and uni work. their worries seem so trivial to mine. i feel empty and incredibly alone. i can't talk to any of them about my mum as they have very little experience of grief. they get all awkward and panicky when i talk about my mum. i don't blame them, i'd feel the same if roles were reversed. but i just want someone to hug me and listen to me. i've talked to older female relatives and even friends' mums, but they just come over all maternal and i don't want that. i had a mum, a wonderful mum, who loved me more than anything and i don't want another. i get jealous when my friends and older people talk about their parents. i hate feeling so bitter but i can't help it. i'm so sick of being strong, as people tell me that i am. i'd rather be weak and pathetic and just have my mum back. i know people suffer losses all the time and learn to cope, but i feel this loss has tainted my life and my character permanently. i can't identify with the person i was before my mum died. i just want to stop feeling like this, but don't know how i can. i dread the future-how can i ever marry or have kids of my own, knowing my mum won't be there to help me or see me? i feel so groundless and lost without the unconditional love only a mother can provide. i suffered from depression and low self esteem before she died and now feel a thousand times worse. i know i have people who love and care about me, but it's not enough. my friends say they are there for me, and i know their sentiment is genuine, but in reality, they provide me with no support. and worse, my dad may have cancer again. he had non-hodgkins lymphoma two years ago, a few months before my mum was diagnosed with breast cancer a second time. as we wait for the results of his biopsy, i'm trying to be positive, but the last five years have been a treadmill of waiting for the results from biopsies, scans, x rays, blood tests, etc., and after being told six months before she died that my mum's cancer hadn't spread, i don't have very little faith in the results from tests anyway. i don't know what to do. i feel lost. i keep imagining myself as an orphan before the age of 25 and the prospect fills me with utter dread.
Reply from: Ali - 14 Aug 03
Subject: Hi Lucie
What you are saying is an exact reflection of how I am feeling, although of course our situations are different so I can never know exavtly what you are going through. My Dad died recently and I feel like I will never get to know him properly now. Like you sayits only when your'e older that you start to see your parents as people with opinions and feelings. I realise that I have no idea what miy dad really thought about things, and although I can guess its not enough. My councellor said I should ask his friends and members of my family what they think he would have thought about things, but at the moment its too ainful. Maybe later you might find it helpful though. Don't feel too guilty about your dad - I often find myself resenting my mum because my parents had split up when my dad and i think if they hadnt split up i would have spent more time with him. I found it hard to think that my mum is grieving too. It makes you want to be really selfish doesn't it? My friends act like nothing has happened too, and I don't bring it up because its so awkward and i dont like making them feel like that. But I think they do remember really even though it seems like they don't. When you are a bit snappy they probably do know why at the back of thier minds. Somethimes I just wanna wear a teeshirt saying "hello - my dad has just died!" I know what you mean about feeling jelous of your friends who have parents. I get really angry that my friends take thier dads for granted because I would do anything for one last hug. Anyway good luck with the test results, and I hope things start to become less painful for you soon. Love Ali xx
Reply from: Alexis - 29 Aug 03
Subject: Lucie
Hi Lucie, I'm sitting here with goosebumps all over me after reading your msg; my mum died when I was 17 and I felt I was just coming to that point of being more like friends too, I have 4 older brothers and sisters who had reached that point with her so my jealousy was often directed at them.
Just over a year ago (I'm 30 now) my dad died, and I feel as if I'm becoming obsessed with the term "orphan"! I now experience jealousy all the time, I envy everybody around me. The only people I'm not jealous of are other orphans. For a while these concerns really started to get to me but I feel like I'm starting to come out of it now; I've seen a counsellor a few times which allowed me to be absolutely honest about how I feel, I felt like it was the first time I was able to do that, and I think that's helped lots.
Have you thought about looking for support beyond your friends and family? Maybe it's something to consider. I'll have to sign off now but I sincerely hope you feel better soon. Please feel free to msg back if you think it will be helpful, I'd love to help if I can.
Take care of yourself Alexis xxxxxx
Reply from: emily
Subject: i lost my mum aswell
hi lucie i lost my mum as well and i was much younger than you were. i was four and she just died in her sleep. i ddint know what was going on then and i really dont like talking about it. i completly understand how it feels to loose someoone so great but dont worry everyone is here to help
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i know how u feel as i also lost my mum to breast cancer she was 41 and i was 16 she had 3 kids me my bro 14 my sis 11 and i miss my mum loads she onli died on the 14th october 2005 and i dont know how to cope with it u can always talk to me if ya need to
Reply from: Eliza
Subject:Earth Mother
Hi, i am 16 lost my mum 2wks and 1 day ago. To bowel cancer that had spread. In the begining of Dec they stopped her chemotherapy because 'she wont need it over xmas' she'll be fine to start back in Feb the doctor told us. Myself and my three older sisters and my father. We'll she did need it over xmas! She needed it within a week from them saying that. But they didnt treat her for her cancer and her pain. Thanks to that she was in hospital all Dec. Xmas New years holidays. She was like an earth mother, she needed to be outside. Not confined to a grey room. She died at home, in her bed, in my father arms, after spending 11 days at home, in the garden, with her fanily and her friends, i am so thankful for that. So thankful the doctor let her home. Because they lent her to us when we needed her, when she needed us. To help treat all of us together for her cancer for our pain.
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So let's do this ladies! Let's get this challenge going with a kick! Today's first style challenge is Gingham + Gold. What will I be wearing today? I'll be posting my pictures on Instagram each morning to give you a head start. So be sure to follow the challenge using the hashtag, #julystylemixer. I'm partnering up with the lovely gals of Darling Dressed Duo, so be sure to follow us both and find out how we're all styling our July 1st looks!
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Ben Blacker (Thrilling Adventure Hour) sits down in New York traffic with superstar writer Greg Rucka (Whiteout; Gotham Central; Lazarus) to talk about his interest in crime fiction, the myth of the unflawed hero, learning as you go, and lots more.
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HERSHEY, PA — The Albany Devils appeared to be heading for a perfect three-for-three weekend. After wins Friday and Saturday, Albany led 3-1 against the Hershey Bears through two and a half periods. Then the Devils got into penalty trouble and the Bears took advantage, tying the game and eventually winning in the shootout, 4-3, Sunday at Giant Center.
Hershey, which enjoyed seven power plays during the last 15 minutes of regulation, scored at 10:49 and 16:56 of the third period to force overtime. Once in the shootout, Casey Wellman, Ryan Potulny and Dustin Gazley scored in the second, third and fourth rounds.
Despite the loss, the Devils earned five-out-of-a-possible-six points during their three-in-three weekend. They moved to 23-11-3-3, while Hershey improved to 19-14-3-3.
Scott Wedgewood made 32 saves, tying a season high. He made 10 saves in the first, eight in the second, 12 in the third and two in overtime. At the other end, David Leggio earned the win with 25 saves and three in the shootout.
Offensively, Rod Pelley registered a goal and an assist and Mike Sislo and Tim Sestito also scored. Defenseman Corbin McPherson registered a pair of assists. Pelley has goals in three straight games, while Sestito has goals in back-to-back outings. Since being returned by New Jersey Thursday, Sislo has three points (2g-1a) in as many games.
Trailing 1-0 after Gazley scored the lone first period goal, Sislo and Sestito gave the Devils a 2-1 advantage after two periods.
Pelley increased Albany's lead with a shorthanded tally 2:03 into the third period, but Potulny and David Kolomatis scored back-to-back goals for Hershey to close out regulation.
The Bears owned a 36-28 shot advantage and went 2-11 on the power play.
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CLEMSON -- Clemson offensive Chad Morris said freshman running back Mike Bellamy will receive more carries once he has a better grasp of the offense.
Bellamy did not receive his first carry until four minutes into the fourth quarter against Troy, in part because he missed his first opportunity, botching a play and missing a handoff from QB Tajh Boyd.
"That first play, I was kind of anxious," Bellamy said. "I was just excited to be in at the time and I really wasn't focused on running the ball. I was just trying to figure out what to do. So I was thinking too much at the same time."
The loquacious five-star rated back knows he is not where he needs to be in understanding the offensive concepts.
"I have to practice harder and learn the plays," he said. "Once I start doing that, then it shouldn't be a problem getting on the field. We have so many signals for different plays and for the same plays. It's hard."
Bellamy's first career carry went for 75 yards, but he was limited to three carries for 81 yards.
Once Bellamy is up to speed in the offense, he could be the No. 2 running back as no veteran player emerged as a clear backup to Andre Ellington, who received the lion's share of carries versus Troy.
Bellamy trying to add weight
Bellamy said he is eating six meals a day in an effort to add 10-15 pounds to his lithe 5-10, 185-pound frame. Bellamy is hoping to add strength to be better able to run between the tackles.
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Clemson might have found an answer at left tackle, at least for one season.
Left tackle Phillip Price earned the coaching staff's offensive lineman of the week award for his work against Troy, which also marked his first career start. The redshirt senior -- a former walk-on and converted tight end -- performed well against Troy defensive end Jonathan Massaquoi, who led the Sun Belt with 13 1/2 sacks last season.
"He played very well," coach Dabo Swinney said. "I can't say enough good things about him … he's developed into a very solid player. He debut, going against a guy that is going to be drafted no doubt, and he did a nice job."
Hall out, Smith likely to start
Swinney expected a special brace to arrive Thursday for safety Rashard Hall (left knee). Hall is expected to sit out the Wofford game and then attempt to play against Auburn on Sept. 17. If Hall suffers from swelling or increased pain, surgery will be likely. Swinney said with surgery, Hall would be out six weeks.
Swinney said Hall's status is "hard to answer." Freshman safety Robert Smith, who intercepted a pass last week, is expected to start in place of Hall.
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The Kenya government has stated that tomorrow's inauguration of Uhuru Kenyatta as Kenya's fourth president is open to all Kenyans and has urged Kenyans to turn up in large numbers to be part of the event.
Uhuru will be sworn in as president tomorrow replacing Mwai Kibaki who has governed the country for the last 10 years. Uhuru will be sworn in a month after being declared the winner of the March 4 election despite a supreme court petition filed by his main opponent Raila Odinga challenging Kenyatta's victory.
The swearing in ceremony that has been organised by the Assumption of the office of the President Committee will take place at the Moi Sports Centre Kasarani and is constitutionally required to take place no earlier than 10am and no later than 2pm.
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Salmon and Wired add to our understanding of the roots of the crisis with this effort. Applaud Wired for putting this story, which would have scared away a lot of editors, on its cover.
Salmon's story is paired with one by Daniel Roth arguing for "radical transparency" in the financial system, something that's much needed. But it gets a few things wrong.
This time, the issue is no longer a lack of transparency. Since the 1933 Securities Bill, corporate America has been required to disclose a deluge of information in a multitude of ways—10-Ks and 10-Qs, earnings calls and Sarbanes-Oxley-mandated 404s.
Actually, the issue is still in large part a lack of transparency. Disclosure is better than it was eighty years ago, of course, but that doesn't mean corporations, especially Wall Street and the banking industry, which is who we're really talking about here, are transparent. Hardly. That's a major part of the problem right now—those things are black boxes and nobody knows exactly how bad the rot is.
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Taking that into account, is there really a lot of Texans fans out there voting for Wade Smith? I mean, everyone in here is surprised he made it. Is there really a lot of Texans fans voting him to the Pro Bowl? And I bet, he is barely known outside of Houston. One explanation is he's better than we all think?
No, I don't think he's better then we think he is. I think a lot of people know of Arian & how well he does & the natural assumption is if Arian is doing well then his o-lineman must be doing well. Not only that, the Texans have had a reputation for having a decent o-line the last few seasons despite the obvious decline this season. As I said earlier, I think reputation as opposed to production gets some players in & I think our o-lineman have benefited from Arians success imo.
And yes I do believe there are that many Texans "fans" who probably voted for every Texan. The fan base has grown quite a bit w/ the recent success & not all pay attention enough to know which players are the better ones on the team so its easier just to vote for them all. I don't care for that mindset, but it is what it is. Let's be honest, even those that do know the difference in the players can't remove their homer glasses & still voted for all of the Texans.
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At introduction (1991), the original ET4000 was notable for its outstanding host-interface (ISA) throughput. Twice as fast as VGA-chips from Trident Microsystems and Oak Technologies, the ET4000's only superior was a VRAM-based board from Video 7 along with ATI's VGAWonder+. Hardware GUI acceleration had not yet become mainstream, and so host-throughput was the dominating factor in a graphical-application's redraw speed. Equipped with an ET4000, a raw Windows PC would scroll text-windows noticeably faster and more smoothly. (According to Richard Ferraro's book Programmer's Guide to EGA, VGA, the original ET4000 devoted as much as 30% of its silicon die area to a large host-interface FIFO.)
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In a response to my last post, Jonathan Langford asked two questions that I wanted to answer immediately. But I made the mistake of thinking about his questions as I was formulating my answers, and my answers grew more complex. The first question was this: "Your concluding claim, 'Our verse deserves our greatest effort, because it is a gift we offer others who breathe the same language,' makes me wonder: What does it mean, in this case, to 'breathe the same language'?" Well, language defines our species; languages define our communities. Children come out of the womb programmed to listen to speech, and to speak. It is an innate ability, an inborn need, an appetite for conversation, a hunger of the tongue. We breathe language the same way we breathe air. The original community for us, as humans, consists of two speakers — one at least a child, the other anyone else who will respond to the child. The understanding that this ability is innate is Noam Chomsky's best-known contribution to linguistics, and was expressed perhaps most strongly in his review of B. F. Skinner's book Verbal behavior[i], in which he suggested that Skinner didn't know how children learn to talk.
As Skinner's title suggests, he viewed language as a learned behavior, and argued that children learn to speak in an on-going exercise in operant conditioning, hearing an utterance and repeating it until rewarded by a care-taker's approval. Chomsky's critique of Skinner rests on two observations: first, that children learn to speak perfectly grammatical sentences in their native tongue before the age of five, before any formal schooling; and second, that children produce sentences they have never heard before, creating these grammatical sentences through an innate human capacity — not through imitation and repetition of the known, but in an exercise of the unknown. In this case, "grammatical" means that members of the child's community recognize the sentences as grammatically correct, regardless of individual quirks in vocabulary or pronunciation. And all of these observations are of speech, not of writing, of verbal interaction between people.
In that last post, I asserted that "these verse forms represent the grammar of Welsh poetry" — by which I meant that the Welsh meters under discussion are structural, not semantic: they mean nothing; they rather provide for the expression of meaning. Jonathan's response continued in that same vein: "What does it mean, in this case, to 'breathe the same language'? Not only in relation to the difficulty of properly appreciating Welsh poetry and poetic forms as non-Welsh speakers, but also in relation to the importance of education, of speaking the language of specific poetic forms in order to be part of the audience to whom they can effectively speak." Well, in part I am arguing that contemporary Mormon poets should pay more attention to earlier verse traditions, and less to contemporary American conventions, because those traditions are more public. For many Mormons, the only poems they read are the hymns they sing in church. Hymns are by their very nature public, as are epics. They are part of the life of the community. Lyric poetry — contemporary American lyric — is often focused inward, on the speaker's emotions, in isolation from her community. I am not arguing that we should properly appreciate Welsh poetry, but that if we were to adopt some of its conventions, the shift of focus would provide a way into our poems when we present them to our hearers. So when I said "Our verse deserves our greatest effort, because it is a gift we offer others who breathe the same language," I meant the gift part to be the emphatic element of that statement. Anyone who publishes a poem is saying, in effect, "Here. I made this for you. See what you make of it." The part about breathing the same language has to do with the materials the poet uses: human speech. Speech is as common as dirt to us. The poet is trying to use it to create something uncommon, something beautiful — in the case of a hymn, something beautiful for God. The elaborate verse forms, the deliberate choice of words, the careful marshalling of sounds — all these are attempts to make that thing beautiful. As Mormons, we have a certain acquaintance with gifts of curious workmanship, and how they might point beyond themselves.
So Jonathan and I are working over this ground in tandem, like a yoke of oxen, and I hope you will allow us a little logical boustrophedon in the strophes of our call and response. The next statement he made is one I would turn away from and plow backward: "All forms of literature are genre-based and require a reader's/audience member's knowledge of conventions in order to fully appreciate what is being said or performed. It may be, though, that of all the genres, poetry is the most fragile." First, I would argue that poetry is not the most fragile genre. That distinction may well belong to journalism. Poetry is quite robust, both in American English and in other languages around the world. It may be a bit more private than, say, the novel, but is not fragile. But that brings up my second back-plowing objection: in the usual sense of the word, poetry is not a genre. It's an effect of language. The basic taxa of written language are verse and prose. In prose fiction, the taxa can be said to be prose poem, short story, long story and novel, with poetic a description that might fit any of them. In verse fiction, the corresponding taxa are lyric, strophic, sophic and epic. Plays, like poems, can be written in either verse or prose, and, like poems, are notations for a performance, not a genre. The approaches that can be applied to these taxa are commonly called "genres": romance, mimesis, mystery, thriller, science fiction, western and horror, for example. That may not be what Langford meant in talking about "genre-based" forms of literature requiring knowledge of conventions, but it's as close as I can come until he responds to this post. So I explicitly reject the common classification of literature into "poetry, drama and fiction" for purposes of this blog — but that appears not to be what Jonathan means by "forms of literature." And none of that is a direct answer to Jonathan's assertion.
Those taxonomic differences are not what he is getting at. His second question is expressed thus: "Which leads to the question of why (in our democratic times) we should expend effort on literary forms that are both inherently difficult and discriminatory, separating those who have learned how to interpret their meaning from those who lack such learning. Wouldn't it be better simply to translate everything into more easily understood forms?" It is easier for me to address this question, since by "forms" here Jonathan seems to mean something like "verse forms," or the Welsh meters I have been blogging about. Any form is difficult until you understand it, and usually that requires familiarity. A work in a given form can teach you how to read it — a well-done work will do that. Doing so is the work of learning to know someone. The conventions of the work may be totally unknown to me at the outset. I will be drawn in by its beauty.
But I have to read it, or hear it, experience it, hearken to it. I can tell within a few paragraphs whether I am willing to hearken to a novel. Sometimes, having been told that I should love a given work, I will persist beyond the early warnings and read despite myself. But usually I read something because I want to. I'm not sure what our "democratic times" have to do with the matter at hand. Rap is perhaps the most democratic form of music on the planet right now, and its use of rhythm and rhyme is both bound by convention and radically experimental. When I first started contemplating a long poem in Anglo-Saxon prosody on Joseph Smith, "rap" meant "conversation," as in "We were rapping about life and love when the heat busted us." It interests me that the slang for "to speak" became the name of the dominant popular form of song worldwide. At the other end of the verse spectrum from rap is the court poem, sophic or epic in its nature. Jonathan might consider it undemocratic.
For example, I am reading Dante's Commedia right now, in John Ciardi's translation[ii]. It is a wonderful work in American English, supple and strong. But Ciardi found it difficult to implement Dante's terza rima in English, so he only rhymes the first and third lines, omitting the chain rime of the second line of a stanza with the first and third of the next stanza. As Jonathan suggests, he has translated both the language and the form, and it works. I know that I am reading Ciardi and not Dante, although Ciardi gives me a strong sense what the poem is and how it works. And a large part of that sense is borne by his use of verse.
Jonathan goes on to clarify his question in this manner: "Note that I'm not claiming that modern American verse is necessarily more transparent, in that respect, from other verse forms, though it may be more familiar to us. Rather, the question is why we should bother with verse at all, given its restrictions." And here we are back at the matter of verse in its essence. Why indeed bother to write in verse? Because verse is speech raised to the level of art. The riskiest form of verse is the improvised poem in a poetry slam. Rap is often improvised in performance, and sometimes in the studio as well. But most poetry is written and rewritten, polished and revised, until it seems to join the spontaneity of improvisation with the profundity of revelation.
Now I don't want to shortchange Jonathan, because in his final paragraph he provides his own answer to the clarified question above, which breaks the discussion wide open again, instead of closing it down. "It's interesting to me in this connection that Nephi, appreciating that Isaiah's writing couldn't properly be understood by someone lacking a Jewish literary education, mostly didn't choose to translate Isaiah's prophecies into easier-to-understand format, but rather chose instead to try to educate his own people (and ourselves) enough to understand Isaiah at least partly on his own terms. This suggests to me that there may be certain kinds of meaning that simply can't be communicated in less demanding formats." That is the justification for using verse. Isaiah is a fine example of a wonderful sophic poet. For the most part, each chapter of the book of Isaiah is a separate poem. You can best understand his work by reading it that way, and trying to figure out each poem on its own. That is, I think, what Nephi is getting at. He does not speak of his audience lacking "a Jewish literary education," after all, but says "my soul delighteth in the words of Isaiah, for I came out from Jerusalem, and mine eyes hath beheld the things of the Jews, and I know that the Jews do understand the things of the prophets, and there is none other people that understand the things which were spoken unto the Jews like unto them, save it be that they are taught after the manner of the things of the Jews" (2nd Nephi 25:5). This sounds to me more like an entire cultural education, not simply a literary education. That Nephi goes on in verse 6 to say that he has not taught his children "after the manner of the Jews" but that "I, of myself, have dwelt at Jerusalem, wherefore I know concerning the regions round about" attests to the breadth and depth of the task he refused to undertake.
But hold on, I hear you say. Isn't this post just a big long session of picking nits? No; it is rather an example of what I mean when I say:
Your turn.
[i] Verbal behavior, by B. F. Skinner. New York : Appleton-Century-Crofts, [1957]. Chomsky's review was apparently reprinted in his Language and mind in 1968, but I can't find my copy to confirm that.
[ii] The divine comedy, by Dante Alighieri; rendered into English verse by John Ciardi. New York : Norton, 1977.


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