Don't just take my word for it: Ashbery himself, in a superb essay about the poet, has said that "the effect of Clare's poetry, on me at least, is always the same — that of re-inserting me in my present, of re-establishing 'now.' " The fact that Clare's virtues are things that we recognize and like in some contemporary poetry was not, however, an automatic recipe for success in his own time.
We were driving to yet another rally, this one in Abbottabad (Khawaja had briefly triumphed over her male colleagues and managed to insert me in Khan's Land Cruiser).
However, participants' performance and the perception of the odd sensation would adapt soon due to the repetition of the stopped-escalator experience, so we aimed to maintain specific motor behaviors and the odd sensation in the stopped escalator by inserting the ME trials in both sessions.
The "Insert Me Anywhere" website is the storehouse of all the videos "AD" fans would need to create their own Funke-palooza.
[Insert me saying to myself -- "That's me!".] Further, he said (and now I'm paraphrasing) that people who go around setting goals and accomplishing them without having a vision are usually negative because they hit a goal and then move on to the next one without having a higher purpose, which is demotivating.
I think I will end up returning next Sunday with that flagpole, forcibly inserted inside me.
Around 33 pieces of titanium needed to be inserted for me to restore my humble visage.
One commenter even said they wished an IED had been inserted in me instead of an IUD.
"I have not found any problems with the checkup procedure… … for the first time I feared the machine being inserted inside me, but I didn't find any problem with the machine.
To me, inserting this earpiece feels like someone's trying to ram a flute through my head, but maybe I'm just weird.
