My Dearest Enigma,
February 20, 2008 at 6:18 pm | Posted in writing | 13 CommentsTags: writing
thank you for your gift, it was a puzzle indeed,
the problem is with the image, a ladder assumes that she is down here
and that heaven is up there and that it will require some effort for the twain to meet,
most contrary to my nature i am afraid and i am what nature made me after all,
may i suggest a graceful descent into heaven,
a slow slide,
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Comment by johemmant— February 20, 2008 #
A graceful ,slowly sliding descent into heaven is perfect (I dont want you to go to too much effort chuckle)…most expect to ascend to heaven, so up is down, and down is up..and things, after all, are not what they seem.Or are they?
Comment by enigma— February 20, 2008 #
PS The guitar clip was beautiful, i’m seeing leo kotke next week.
Comment by enigma— February 20, 2008 #
looking up whilst she’s sliding down
I feel all tingly.
Rose
xo
Comment by Rose Dewy Knickers— February 20, 2008 #
…what a slippery slope that is…
Comment by Tracey— February 20, 2008 #
New words on a new page…delightful.
Comment by Tina Trivett— February 21, 2008 #
Goodness!What a lovely blog, love the colors, very masculine…like an old fashioned libary, all leather and wood paneled.
Comment by enigma— February 21, 2008 #
Thankyou, that’s what I thought, old fashioned for new directions, but it’s probably only temporary, I miss the other one already, but this is more journal-like.
Comment by gingatao!— February 21, 2008 #
like the change, but I understand too well that like this–it will change again…the creative types are always striving for something better…and the best is only temporary.
Comment by Scot— February 21, 2008 #
Where am I? It’s all red and cream…….and where’s that lovely Manet. Kind of soothing though…….mad doctoral thesis, ha ha.
Comment by johemmant— February 21, 2008 #
Gosh, it feels homely around here – cushions and everything! A very unangelic post, which is perfect.
Comment by Narnie— February 21, 2008 #
Really like this one. That’s a nice twist on a pretty old concept.
Comment by mothreed— February 22, 2008 #
hey, you’re a nice guy with some cool poems, and honest too, I know cos I been watching yah, here’s a tip for young players, you get a request, play it backwards, see Keith Jarrett,
Comment by gingatao!— February 22, 2008 #