I was reading a certain blog and I found this, which is worthy of mention:
OMG! OH MY GOD!!! BRAD PITT'S MOTHER (Jane Pitt) PENS ANTI-GAY-MARRIAGE LETTER!!!
Then I found the following mini-course in civil-rights law in the Comments of a popular website, and it is so good that I had to post it here:
Well, now we know why Jane's family is known as "the Pitts." (I hereby renounce any inspiration relating to "Pitt bullshit".) .... Marriage is a civil status like incorporation--indeed, it is a kind of incorporation. Through marriage, the state recognizes the common rights and obligations of two people. These include the right to shared property and the obligation to honor debts contracted by the couple. And tax breaks and other arrangements with the state are also included. The rights and obligations of marriage are civil rights and therefore they may not be denied to any adult citizens capable of functioning as members of the state. Marriage is not "matrimony." "Matrimony" is a religious value/concept which is not shared by all--not even all Christian churches admit it as a "sacrament"--and as a religious concept it cannot be imposed by some citizens on others who do not share their religious views. Marriage is a civil right, and American States must cease to deny the full exercise of this right to their citizens.
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Friday, July 6, 2012
Saturday, June 16, 2012
1 from THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF EMILY DICKINSON
I’ve run to welcome—Absence—
To greet—a closing Door—
And hurried after Echoes—Footsteps—
Still recede before—
A Mountain or a Desert—
Were easier—to arrest—
Than embrace a flickering—Shadow—
As it vanishes—
To try—to apprehend—a Phantom
Requires exhausting Toil—
Nature abhors a Vacuum—I’ll
Avoid a Void—
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
REGRESSIVE SONNET

Your old
catastrophes queued to recur,
And vital
fire contracted to a hole,
Would you go
back in dreams to what you were
And try anew
the unenacted role?
Dead
pleasures fading to a wasted blur,
Desire
perversely lives, a glowing coal
That stale
regret but pricks you on to stir,
Revision of
the past your only goal.
So little
left could hardly come to less:
A clinging
succubus took you as prey,
And, yet
possessing you, makes you regress;
The
sleepless demon that forced you to say
“Yes” when
you meant “No,” “No” when you meant “Yes,”
Still makes
a day of night, a night of day.
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
GETTING IT

He lounged in the doorway, shirtless
Against the blistered blue paint.
Light curved around his torso,
Sculpting the biceps that muscled his pecs and
Kissing the caramel nubs of his nipples, and
Rippled down the dimpled ridges of his abs, and
His hair the color of sunlight,
His eyes the color of rain.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
THAT'S WHY

For Gilbert
“… That’s why we are put on earth—
to be in love,” you said,
in one of our first conversations.
Not knowing you then,
I didn’t understand….
Now, of course, I do.
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