Dear Juliet, I have at last decided to write a post with an enquiry on Eliot's Four Quartets. It might seem strange but it has been very hard for me to be simple and concise in the post. Please if you feel you can leave your comment you are very, very welcome and if you have time please tell your friends to leave comments too.
Juliet-that hits home for me. I've witnessed that scene many times and hope to experience sparks from a bonfire under a star filled sky many more times before I'm gone.
Lovely image! The word "sparks" reminds me of something ephemeral or fleeting and "star filled sky" something eternal or everlasting. Contrastingly beautiful!!
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lovely piece
Just right.
Ah, it's Bonfire Day, formerly Guy Fawkes Day, right? I'm not sure of the appropriate greeting, but I hope you're having a happy one!
Dear Juliet, I have at last decided to write a post with an enquiry on Eliot's Four Quartets. It might seem strange but it has been very hard for me to be simple and concise in the post.
Please if you feel you can leave your comment you are very, very welcome and if you have time please tell your friends to leave comments too.
Best wishes,
Davide
(Tommaso)
I do love the art of Haiku. Your piece definitely captures the essence of the moment. x
Juliet-that hits home for me. I've witnessed that scene many times and hope to experience sparks from a bonfire under a star filled sky many more times before I'm gone.
I hope they are magnificent -it is quite a spectacle. we used to witness them when my son was in an Waldorf school.
Nice .. and it answers a question we had from reading Dandys Journal - why the bon fires and fireworks.
But - is it Haiku and also is the previous post Haiku too?
This is an image of fire I cherish.
Oh I miss bonfire night!
That is an image the made me sigh.
Many thanks, CGP.
Lovely image!
The word "sparks" reminds me of something ephemeral or fleeting and "star filled sky" something eternal or everlasting. Contrastingly beautiful!!
I love your previous Haiku too!
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