Denny Giovanetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >"Timothy Spong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The term is "foreword," and the word itself usually appears, like a >title, >on any given book's foreword.
>The term is "epigraph," generally a quotation (also applies to building >inscriptions, etc.) > >Denny > Denny is, of course, correct. A given book may have both an epigraph and a foreword, and I did not read the original post carefully enough to realize that the former, not the latter, was referred to. Also, "Kakki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Janine wrote: > > > I, too, have always felt Electricity was about my beloved JT who had to >have > > torn her heart out, of course, I have to blame it on that darn Cold Blue >Steel > > and Sweet Fire. I have also wondered if this song was not in response >to > > Carly's frustrations with JT? She obviously still wants a connection to >him > > despite the Minus's current lovelessness. > >My next door neighbor in the college dorm was as much into Carly as I was >into Joni and would talk to me about the JT connection. She's the one that >alerted me to Carly's song "No Secrets" and said it there was a put down to >Joni in it. I've posted the lyrics below. If true, I thought maybe Joni >would see the song as sort of a gloat and thought Electricity was her >rejoinder. Both albums were released in November 1972. Speaking of Robbie >Cavolina, he once told me that Carly and Joni have long been very good >friends, so bygones are bygones. ;-) Kakki > ... and then, appended the lyrics to (We Have) No Secrets, by Carly Simon. Kakki's analysis of its lyrics is probably correct. I think No Secrets is my favorite of all the Carly Simon songs I have heard so far, in terms of the melody and arrangement. Tim Spong Dover, Del., U.S.A. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
