And then there is me, dragging her away from the shores of the Styx.
la perte du sommet ! Sisyphe a du passer par lΓ ...
Encore, encore et encoreβ¦
beautiful !
Salut ! et moi je suis nΓ©e en France et allΓ© vivre aux US une bonne partie de ma vie ... l'inverse de vous ! mais finalement de retour dans ma non-patrie ... la rΓ©gion Parisienne .
j'aime beaucoup de poème ... de la vraie poésie, on pourrait dire ...
Γ plus !
Ahh merci, AndrΓ©. I do try for real poetry, to varying degrees of success, but I thank you for your kind words on this one. Where did you live in the US? I love the reverse trajectories of our lives. A fun parallel.
I do agree with you on this βrealβ poetry questionβ¦
I lived for a couple of years in NY β¦ and then more than 20 years in LA !
then back in the Paris area quite a few yers ago β¦ Iβve moved around a lot and for years, now Iβm pretty much settled in β¦
how about you ?
Fascinating trajectory. I have moved around a bit as well. Born in New Orleans, bounced around the midwest, Colorado for a short stint studying Buddhism, and now France bound! Hoping to make that one last for a while.
In France we say β¦β Les voyages forment la jeunesseβ Voyages shape the youngβ β¦ so weβre good on that !
Buddhism is tops β¦
So I take it youβre not here yet ? let me know if I can help β¦ cheers
Not there yet but it is fast approaching and I greatly appreciate the offer! So much to do, so little time!
OK β¦ keep in touch β¦
The loss of the summit. Wow.
The ending seems to have struck a chord. I sincerely appreciate you reading and commenting @Erica A. Wheadon!
Oh Orpheus and the eternally wandering eyes(beautiful)
Right? An entire future lost to a wayward glance.
"Th loss of the summit"
Oof... that's exactly it. Beautiful as ever, LQ. β€οΈ
"It is always about
the loss of the summit. "
What a great landing!! Great piece!
la perte du sommet ! Sisyphe a du passer par lΓ ...
Encore, encore et encoreβ¦
beautiful !
Salut ! et moi je suis nΓ©e en France et allΓ© vivre aux US une bonne partie de ma vie ... l'inverse de vous ! mais finalement de retour dans ma non-patrie ... la rΓ©gion Parisienne .
j'aime beaucoup de poème ... de la vraie poésie, on pourrait dire ...
Γ plus !
Ahh merci, AndrΓ©. I do try for real poetry, to varying degrees of success, but I thank you for your kind words on this one. Where did you live in the US? I love the reverse trajectories of our lives. A fun parallel.
I do agree with you on this βrealβ poetry questionβ¦
I lived for a couple of years in NY β¦ and then more than 20 years in LA !
then back in the Paris area quite a few yers ago β¦ Iβve moved around a lot and for years, now Iβm pretty much settled in β¦
how about you ?
Fascinating trajectory. I have moved around a bit as well. Born in New Orleans, bounced around the midwest, Colorado for a short stint studying Buddhism, and now France bound! Hoping to make that one last for a while.
In France we say β¦β Les voyages forment la jeunesseβ Voyages shape the youngβ β¦ so weβre good on that !
Buddhism is tops β¦
So I take it youβre not here yet ? let me know if I can help β¦ cheers
Not there yet but it is fast approaching and I greatly appreciate the offer! So much to do, so little time!
OK β¦ keep in touch β¦
The loss of the summit. Wow.
The ending seems to have struck a chord. I sincerely appreciate you reading and commenting @Erica A. Wheadon!
Oh Orpheus and the eternally wandering eyes(beautiful)
Right? An entire future lost to a wayward glance.
"Th loss of the summit"
Oof... that's exactly it. Beautiful as ever, LQ. β€οΈ
"It is always about
the loss of the summit. "
What a great landing!! Great piece!