My word would have been a phrase, “The good die young, but badass lives forever.”
But as things have gone, even that is a shout into a fell and ghastly wind.
So I maybe have a new word – ‘deguello’.
It’s a Spanish bugle call, taken fro the Moors, meaning ‘to cut the throat’,made famous at the Alamo.
This is my Alamo, these cancers and other things. They are coming over the wall now, and they will meet bright steel as long as I have the strength to wield it. I will go down fighting, and I don’t care if anyone’s there to record it.
Blessed that you are still here to comment, Andrew.
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Good word.
My word would have been a phrase, “The good die young, but badass lives forever.”
But as things have gone, even that is a shout into a fell and ghastly wind.
So I maybe have a new word – ‘deguello’.
It’s a Spanish bugle call, taken fro the Moors, meaning ‘to cut the throat’,made famous at the Alamo.
This is my Alamo, these cancers and other things. They are coming over the wall now, and they will meet bright steel as long as I have the strength to wield it. I will go down fighting, and I don’t care if anyone’s there to record it.
This is my time.
Deguello.
Blessed that you are still here to comment, Andrew.