I love by the author, the use of stranger words, stranger imaginery and over all the constant renewing of that world where fantasies are entangled with reality and dreams in a psychidelic mery-go-around.
Brilliant!
Georg
who, what, when, where and why, anyway if God layed it out in the Bible and people still don't understand love, the lawyer still loses his case. some people are going to only understand what they want to understand regardless of how it's layed out. It's a very selfish irrational world
Wow this is just splendid. When we write exactly the way we want and how we exactly feel then we all can relate or feel it. it is always an indeed pleasure to read your poetry especially ones with so much meaning and easy to understand. Keep writing and nevaer stop. Love Aleja Bennett.
This is a question of order in choas.Peace through one common language-perhaps poetry is a start from the heart? Loved this poem, and your artwork is super.
This is as good an insight to the state of the UK's confused identity as one will get - 'a spehre of chaos, inorganic mass...'
All understand the meaning of 'the word'? Reminds me of the Beatles' song, The Word, with the line, 'Say the word and you'll be free,' never knew what this word was. Even Pilate was baffled to know what the word was!
And we don't necessarily need a Sanskrit book to tell us. The cardinal could simply utter, 'sin' as a clue to undertanding the world in one word - fallen.
This programmed, self-paced lesson focuses exclusively on the use of postpostions (ga and (w)o) with grammatical objects in the Japanese language without wavering or getting off track in the labyrinth of Japanese syntax and other grammatical issues.
Practical guide for learning to speak basic Japanese; lessons to get you started and guide you into using and learning the Japanese language in a natural environment; to include an introduction into Japanese culture to help you understand the languag
This programmed, self-paced lesson focuses exclusively on the use of postpostions (ga and (w)o) with grammatical objects in the Japanese language without wavering or getting off track in the labyrinth of Japanese syntax and other grammatical issues.
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Brilliant!
Georg
Love tinka
George
Brett
Dai said it all!
Bless you, Kimmy
Rhonda
All understand the meaning of 'the word'? Reminds me of the Beatles' song, The Word, with the line, 'Say the word and you'll be free,' never knew what this word was. Even Pilate was baffled to know what the word was!
And we don't necessarily need a Sanskrit book to tell us. The cardinal could simply utter, 'sin' as a clue to undertanding the world in one word - fallen.
The beast is at the gate!
Thought provoker
Dai
Fee
Rusty