Is there so much heat for the ones we love? Tell me we both matter, don't we?
Your concluding lines, before the envoy, are beautiful--the notion of deep blue without edges, I like that. And I giggled at your new title for Cranston's book.
Did you see the poem "Rapunzel Considers The Desert" (http://cabinet-des-fees.com/index.php/2009/09/01/rapunzel-considers-the-desert/) in Cabinet des Fées? I liked it a lot and thought of you, Janni, and Pamela Lloyd, out in the desert, over there.
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Date: 6 September 2009 08:04 pm (UTC)Is there so much heat for the ones we love?
Tell me we both matter, don't we?
Your concluding lines, before the envoy, are beautiful--the notion of deep blue without edges, I like that. And I giggled at your new title for Cranston's book.
Did you see the poem "Rapunzel Considers The Desert" (http://cabinet-des-fees.com/index.php/2009/09/01/rapunzel-considers-the-desert/) in Cabinet des Fées? I liked it a lot and thought of you, Janni, and Pamela Lloyd, out in the desert, over there.