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Reminds me much of Edgar Allen Poe, particularly “The Cask of Amontillado”—are you familiar? Also, I am considering adding some rhetorical analysis of songs/music in my own Substack soon. The collages and associate notes you’ve shared here would do well in an introduction, sometime soon. Would it be okay if I used them and linked to your work?

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Feb 26Liked by Duane Toops

I really like the second beyond and beneath one. I feel like I'm on a similar path too with "the dark." I think for many years I associated darkness with evil or at least "bad." As I get older, I find more pleasure--even wisdom--in darker things. Maybe a lot of people already get that, and I'm just super late to the party. lol

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