From 9fce418b46c9f0894f429384ef9e3dabaeffbeb4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Case Duckworth
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 2015 16:36:17 -0700
Subject: Change file hierarchy and rewrite makefile

- File hierarchy is now as follows:
    - /
        - appendix/  < appendix source files
        - backlinks/ < backlink sources & builds
        - hapax/     < *.hapax source files
        - scripts/   < scripts, like *.js, *.hs, etc.
        - templates/ < templates for outputs
        - text/      < source files
        - trunk/     < assets, like css, images, heads, etc.
        - index.html
        - *.html
        - Makefile
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 deadman.txt | 77 -------------------------------------------------------------
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 delete mode 100644 deadman.txt

(limited to 'deadman.txt')

diff --git a/deadman.txt b/deadman.txt
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----
-title: Dead man
-genre: verse
-
-id: deadman
-toc: "Dead man"
-
-project:
-    title: Elegies for alternate selves
-    class: elegies
-    order: 9
-    prev:
-    - title: The boar
-      link: boar
-    next:
-    - title: The angel to Abraham
-      link: angeltoabraham
-...
-
-| The dead man finds [his way into our hearts][]
-| by [opening the door][] and walking in.
-
-| He pours himself [a drink][], something like
-| German cognac, from the mini-bar.  He starts talking
-
-| aimlessly about hunting or some bats he saw
-| on the way over, wheeling around each other
-
-| like [x-rays][] around bones and soft tissue.
-| The dead man can see x-rays now, he says,
-
-| a perk of his [condition][].
-| It's not so bad, he says, though
-
-| he stops short of saying it's as good as
-| being alive, an omission we can, ultimately,
-
-| forgive.  There's [a short silence][] where nothing
-| is said, we're just looking at him as he looks
-
-| at the ceiling or through it.  He looks good
-| for being dead.  We mention this to him
-
-| but he just looks embarrassed.  He mentions
-| eels he saw in the aquarium earlier, how they knot
-
-| while mating.  For hours, it's just a huge mass
-| of [eel flesh, he says, undulating in the water][].
-
-| We nod, waiting for what he'll say next.  He seems
-| uncomfortable carrying the conversation, but we
-
-| can't think of anything either.  Now it's his turn
-| to look at us, and [ours to stare at the ceiling][]
-
-| or wherever.  Finally, we mention the knots we tied
-| in Boy Scouts, especially the loop---a noose? he asks---
-
-| but we say no, the one with the rabbit in its hole
-| and the tree it goes around.  The dead man
-
-| knows that knot, he says, it's a good knot.  But what
-| he really likes is the rabbit, coming out of its hole
-
-| in the morning, eating some grass, and a fox creeping
-| out of its hiding place and chasing the rabbit around
-
-| the tree, back into its hole, where it always ends up safe.
-
-[his way into our hearts]: last-bastion.html
-[opening the door]: words-meaning.html
-[a drink]: ex-machina.html
-[x-rays]: x-ray.html
-[condition]: initial-conditions.html
-[a short silence]: creation-myth.html
-[eel flesh, he says, undulating in the water]: spittle.html
-[ours to stare at the ceiling]: moongone.html
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