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April 18, 2006 |
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Soul
FOUND by Heather McCabe
in Elmira, New York
Found in a reference book at the Elmira College Library.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
oh my god, that is just so sweet, good luck to whomever wrote this.
This must have been their first time in the library...
it's sweet, though.
passion doesn't need spell check...
Odd that they could spell "passion" but not "our" (ar???)or "have" (hane??.
I thought maybe the left side of the u in 'our' got smashed up against the a, and that the right side was too faint..... but I can't rationalize 'hane' into a 'have.' [then again I also first thought 'joined as' said 'joineclos,' so whatever!]
sorry, u smashed against the O.
LOL. Yeah when I first read this I thought this person was just a really bad speller too. . . However, if you look carefully it actually isn't "ar" but a very sloppily written "our". It's just written so slanted it's hard to read it as such.
sepArate.
sepArate!!
One of the most misspelled words EVER!
"ar passion"? Ah, nothing more beautiful than pirates in love... :)