Sunday, September 30, 2012
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Adventures With Myself
This past week has been a lot about spending time with myself and what makes me happy. Some of the things that made me happy this week:
-Sitting in Riverside Park to sketch and write in my journal.
-Designing bits of a dream 1920s wardrobe
-Going by myself to the free music night at the American Folk Art Museum (and seeing an exhibit on
shiny things!!)
-Wandering near Lincoln Center and hearing opera music....looking over to the opera house and seeing
a screen on it with parts of an opera being projected.
-Caffe Reggio and hugs from wonderful friends.
-Sitting in Riverside Park to sketch and write in my journal.
-Designing bits of a dream 1920s wardrobe
-Going by myself to the free music night at the American Folk Art Museum (and seeing an exhibit on
shiny things!!)
-Wandering near Lincoln Center and hearing opera music....looking over to the opera house and seeing
a screen on it with parts of an opera being projected.
-Caffe Reggio and hugs from wonderful friends.
she cast her fragrance and her radiance over me.
i ought never to have run away from her…
i ought to have guessed all the affection that lay
behind her poor little stratagems.
flowers are so inconsistent!
but i was too young to know how to love her…
Saturday, September 15, 2012
To Solitude
To Solitude
I am weary of the working,
Weary of the long day’s heat;
To thy comfortable bosom,
Wilt thou take me, spirit sweet?
Weary of the long, blind struggle
For a pathway bright and high,—
Weary of the dimly dying
Hopes that never quite all die.
Weary searching a bad cipher
For a good that must be meant;
Discontent with being weary,—
Weary with my discontent.
I am weary of the trusting
Where my trusts but torments prove;
Wilt thou keep faith with me? wilt thou
Be my true and tender love?
I am weary drifting, driving
Like a helmless bark at sea;
Kindly, comfortable spirit,
Wilt thou give thyself to me?
Give thy birds to sing me sonnets?
Give thy winds my cheeks to kiss?
And thy mossy rocks to stand for
The memorials of our bliss?
I in reverence will hold thee,
Never vexed with jealous ills,
Though thy wild and wimpling waters
Wind about a thousand hills.
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