William Blake, 1793 |
It's a cloudy Monday morning in the southland, and things are changing in these parts. Some you know about and some you don't, but I have a great sense of expectation and hope in nearly all areas. In fact, if I were a Miss America contestant on a stage and asked by the guy who asks these things, What do you most want in the world? I might say World peace! with a big silly grin on my face and a flick of my blonde hair.
Here's a poem:
To converse with the greats
To converse with the greats
by trying their blindfolds on;
to correspond with books
by rewriting them;
to edit holy edicts,
and at the midnight hour
to talk with the clock by tapping a wall
in the solitary confinement of the universe.
Vera Pavlova
Your hopefulness makes me want to believe. You are all the best things about this flat blue world especially today.
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Rebecca
Change always requires adjustment so I'm glad these changes feel hopeful. Flick that hair, Miss America!
ReplyDeleteExpectation and hope - those words are wonderful. Beaming positive thoughts right back at you. Why not wish for world peace, dream big, reach for the moon. So happy to read your words and picture your big silly grin.
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you need to borrow a tiara, Miss Thing.
ReplyDeleteSwish your petticoats while you're at it. Do all things dancing. I am so happy at your happiness.
ReplyDeleteYour happiness makes me happy. May it bloom and grow!
ReplyDeleteAlways reaching. Sing a tune while you're at it!
ReplyDeleteI am glad things seem to be moving in a positive direction. :)
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