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some famous or semi famous person said this is the prettiest word combination in the english language. i personally dont see anything special about it but then again i cant come up w/ anything better.
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Drew Barrymore said so in Donnie Darko so I believe her
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it was funny because in the commentary, the director said, "I believe it was Edgar Allen Poe who said cellar door was the most beautiful....i disagree. i think its just.....Ok."
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niska
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lock the cellar door, and baby... talk dirty to me! -Poison
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i opened my eyes to him light thrown open on a never before opened letter one i had written so long ago that the words had been stretched thin over deceit and lies and hearbreak and scars are we strong enough to hold each other up? can someone be there for me too? so much heartbreak so little time
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when she was a girl it was a mundane doom, at first punishment to be sent there, it soon became her room. She would go there, take off her fake tears and know they thought she was under control here. she'd take tulips and shapes from the yards of neighbors, and she'd bend them in her dark lab, full of unseen births and unseen labors. The world became something to hide your intentions from untill it was too late. now moving in tumults and tips with her eyes, she looks for any plan she can devise or surmise, you ask her where she gets her time, and she'll show you, it's lying in there, decaying. Lonliness gathers at the bottom of that stair, she's sure no one will follow her there past her stare. She has fashioned one for her head, a cellar door, whence strange smells issue forth, like christmas trees on fire. you sought to love her and she knew you would, but she hadn't learned what you thought most people should. And so she plucked you easy as a blooming tulip to smear your shape into a shadow, too see what the most lasting sensation is in the darkness, to understand the quietest and dimest a thing can be. she wanted to see if anything could live down there as long as she, and indeed sometimes the last remnants of a butterfly will try to break free. you can see it in a smirk, like banging at a cellar door, something trying to get out, to tell you, of all she's hidden in there, of all that waits, of how lonely always being stronger, always barely remaining is.
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donnie darko is the best movie ever. i wish i was gretchen ross
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nomatter
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I have seen donnie darko too many times for my own good.
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it's a beautiful movie. however, i don't agree about poe's quote. I personally think it's quite an ugly phrase. the_best_phrase_in_the_english_language
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r3v0lut10n
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does it have something to do with... hum... heaven ?
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jane
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so you're telling me that neil young knew this when he wrote the needle & the damage done?
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It is somewhat... intriguing. Odd, but still somehow beautiful, the way it flows off the tounge, through the lips. When said in a certain way it seems exotic, like a language other than english.
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what's it to you?
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