I haven't seen a post of this here with alt text, and I promise that those using a screen reader also need to experience this thing of great beauty from the print Onion that comes to our apartment.
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I haven't seen a post of this here with alt text, and I promise that those using a screen reader also need to experience this thing of great beauty from the print Onion that comes to our apartment.
you're doing the lord's work. #blessyou
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@carrideen poor horsie
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I haven't seen a post of this here with alt text, and I promise that those using a screen reader also need to experience this thing of great beauty from the print Onion that comes to our apartment.
@carrideen To me it reads like a tragedy. The horse is beautiful, but it is a tragic hero.
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I haven't seen a post of this here with alt text, and I promise that those using a screen reader also need to experience this thing of great beauty from the print Onion that comes to our apartment.
@carrideen "I work Very Hard, And I Would Like To Try Cake by A Horse" is a beautiful story and I am glad to read it, especially with complete and accurate alt text. But what genre is it?
I feel the story is full of love and unanswerable sadness, and it is a tragedy.
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I haven't seen a post of this here with alt text, and I promise that those using a screen reader also need to experience this thing of great beauty from the print Onion that comes to our apartment.
@carrideen I like the window we get into horse epistemology. A horse knows-how (to move the heavy thing) and knows-that (the fire cake is dangerous), but it also knows-with-face (the dreamed-of cake).
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@carrideen "I work Very Hard, And I Would Like To Try Cake by A Horse" is a beautiful story and I am glad to read it, especially with complete and accurate alt text. But what genre is it?
I feel the story is full of love and unanswerable sadness, and it is a tragedy.
@SecondUniverse Elegy? It reminds me most of the play Drowning by María Irene Fornés, which ends with a spectacular monologue about desire that can't be satisfied and makes some similar emotional turns.
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@SecondUniverse Elegy? It reminds me most of the play Drowning by María Irene Fornés, which ends with a spectacular monologue about desire that can't be satisfied and makes some similar emotional turns.
@SecondUniverse So, probably closest to pastoral elegy, I think.
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@carrideen I like the window we get into horse epistemology. A horse knows-how (to move the heavy thing) and knows-that (the fire cake is dangerous), but it also knows-with-face (the dreamed-of cake).
@cdrichards I want to but do not bite the face of the woman whose hair smells good!
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@cdrichards I want to but do not bite the face of the woman whose hair smells good!
@carrideen me too, horse, me too
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I haven't seen a post of this here with alt text, and I promise that those using a screen reader also need to experience this thing of great beauty from the print Onion that comes to our apartment.
@carrideen raise your hand if you too think horses should have cake!
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I haven't seen a post of this here with alt text, and I promise that those using a screen reader also need to experience this thing of great beauty from the print Onion that comes to our apartment.
@carrideen thank you for your service.
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@SecondUniverse So, probably closest to pastoral elegy, I think.
@carrideen @SecondUniverse this New Yorker cover but horse and cake
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