Today’s thought from the patron saint of MoHo poetry:
“One must be honest somewhere. I wish to be honest in poetry.”
-- May Swenson
Heartbroken
7 years ago
Popular Posts
-
If you were wondering, now you know. I am one of those bloggers who uses inconsequential milestones such as one’s 300th post to take a day ...
-
As many of you know, chedner and I enjoy our TV quite a bit. This series will look at the new network shows. With any luck, this series w...
-
The Honor Code My apologies, readers. I had every intention of writing the next installment of the Internet Dating series, but found myse...
-
So, I was a bit less vocal this time going into the test and its horrendous word processor. I’m still defining my list of schools to apply ...
-
So, for those of you following the current drama of my life, I thought I’d share my scores and thoughts. “Attempt #1” above implies another...
-
There’s an art blog devoted to The Simpsons crossovers you should all check out. Especially my fellow Doctor Who fans. Here’s some of Dea...
-
I made a sad discovery about my beloved David Tennant. He’s not nearly as attractive with an American accent. American accent: ...
-
Here's an interesting comic I've come across on a literary blog called The Valve : -
So I thought today I’d be starting a new series (titled, “Sonriso”) but I think today would better be served by a rundown of my timeline... -
Since the last post had a bit to do with gay lingo, I thought this topic deserved a revisiting before the last two installments of Adventure...
2 comments:
I like that quote. I also like that its on a wall to remind people of that every time they pass.
I read this shortly before my mother passed away...from "Feel Me"
Oddly, I did not know she was raised as a Mormon.
..............................
The dying must feel the pressure of that question—
lying flat, turning cold from brow to heel—the hot
cowards there above protesting their love, and saying,
“What can we do? Are you all right?” While the wall opens
and the blue night pours through. “What can we do?
We want to do what’s right.”
“Lie down with me, and hold me, tight. Touch me. Be
with me. Feel with me. Feel me to do right.”
Post a Comment