Jealousies, Persephone, and Funerals

“Yet jackticktating all around her about his poorliness due to pannellism and grime for that he harboured her when feme sole, her zoravarn lhorde and givergenral, and led her in antient consort ruhm and bound her durant coverture so as she could not steal from him, oz her or damman, so as if ever she's beleaved by checkenbrooth death since both was parties to the feed it's Hetman MacCumhal foots the funeral.”

P: 243 L: 8-14

Just think of the rape of Persephone, or at least that's what I think is going on here, or perhaps a man being jealous or envious of some woman's charms "her zoravarn lhorde and givergenral" seems to imply that she's easy? So I may have missed the mark, tell me what you think.

Long Sites No See

It has been quite awhile since I last posted here, but I find no real purpose in “catching up” with my fellow readers since I don't seem to get many, if ANY readers! So, needless to say, if this is your first time here, I would strongly suggest that you read from the bottom (ie. My First post). I would Like to thank Stephen Crow from Wake in Progress, for bringing the views that I DO get, you should go check out his works with Finnegans Wake, really great work.

What do I do with this Finagain's Wake!?

In simplest terms I use the Ancient Scoundrel's technique of Bibliomancy, in which I find a random line and explicate it for my benefit, but I don't ask for Indulgences, I just state the line/s and give a usually brief “summary” of what that particular line means to me, without imposing or making you think what I think. I want you, the reader, to give me your “Take on the Wake” (I will trade mark that someday, I figure since S-H-I-T My Dad Says got some sort of popularity, I just think that I am a way better writer...I'm even better at being Self involved and pretentious!!!)What I am saying is that this blog requires comments!