What a brilliant strategy:: What a brilliant strategy: turning an enchanting childhood memory into a metaphor for unsinkable hope and an inspiring dream for humanity as a whole.
You accomplished so much, artistically, emotionally and philosophically, in this delicately woven treasure.
"But we were young and new
and undaunted
Bulging at the seams full tilt
with wild dreams
Hoping to crack
the vaulted canopy of heaven"
Have to read that again: just too good to enjoy once and move on.
Yes, things went off the: Yes, things went off the rails with "for your age", but the speaker recovered . . . like a pro one might say. No ego trip, no shouting match, just nature taking its course.
Enjoyed this playful, straight-shooting slice of life.
I slept with despair too..: I slept with despair too.
Many years ago, I slept with despair of girls I picked up in a bar. Two sisters.
Wow! It was incredible!
I'll never forget it!
Oh, I liked your poem, by the way.
I can think of someone…: I can think of someone who needs a swift kick
She makes some people sick
She has a boyfriend who's a chief
From her we can't get no relief
You can try to e-mail her
Or you can impale her
If your pants don't fit
And you need to let the waist out
No, not let the waste out
You're thinking of pooping
What?
So what?
No, not so what
Sew what?
What?
Who sews what?
A whaler?
A sailor?
A blackmailer?
Forget it...
Who are we to Judge Love?..: Who are we to Judge Love?
Take a look and see
I'm nothing to him and
He's nothing to me
I'm not sure about you
Is he someone you knew?
https://trellis.law/judge/laurence.l.love
For quite some time I have: For quite some time I have loved your theological insights; and this one is one of your best. To receive comments like this from you is, indeed, a very high privilege and a superlative gift for which I am humbly grateful.