“The crown of literature is poetry.” William Somerset Maugham
Wow! Enjoyed the depth in this.
Yes, I've missed you.
You are so deep...your images astound. As I read this, Laura's Theme from Zivago is playing. so appropriate, poet. and inactivity, ah yes, does it go with the season?Thank you for this
Like the imagery created here.
Wow. Amazing and beautiful. From the title to the last powerful lines, I am in love with this piece. A big tip of the hat to you, sis!
Love the last two lines!
Wonderfully elegant, K.
I really, really love this one... I keep coming back to read it again.
Thank you to all who have passed this way in recent days. I treasure your comments and wish you all love and peace. K
"a state of literary inactivity"? i can relate. though if you can produce this in the midst of it - wow. beautiful.
K., I will be back to read this many times.
I love great words/phrases:"gibbous moon""stale offerings""old man's crooked hand""moribundity"I can't think of a better place to end one's life, but with Shakespeare; even if it is only in his pocket!
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Wow! Enjoyed the depth in this.
Yes, I've missed you.
You are so deep...your images astound. As I read this, Laura's Theme from Zivago is playing. so appropriate, poet. and inactivity, ah yes, does it go with the season?
Thank you for this
Like the imagery created here.
Wow. Amazing and beautiful. From the title to the last powerful lines, I am in love with this piece. A big tip of the hat to you, sis!
Love the last two lines!
Wonderfully elegant, K.
I really, really love this one... I keep coming back to read it again.
Thank you to all who have passed this way in recent days. I treasure your comments and wish you all love and peace. K
"a state of literary inactivity"? i can relate. though if you can produce this in the midst of it - wow.
beautiful.
K., I will be back to read this many times.
I love great words/phrases:
"gibbous moon"
"stale offerings"
"old man's crooked hand"
"moribundity"
I can't think of a better place to end one's life, but with Shakespeare; even if it is only in his pocket!
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