We used to joke about this particular poem we had in Literature back in those days,
a very beautiful moving one full of imagery and depth. It was the one by Pablo Neruda called 'Tonight I Can Write'.
I suppose the equal of the poem, but one entitled 'Tonight I Cannot Write' would be a piece of blank paper with only the unfortunate title sitting alone to speak for itself, one line so insignificant and yet, still, so significant.
I suppose the last few months where I left this blog empty can therefore be considered the masterpiece that I have written and left sitting alone to speak for itself. So insignificant and yet, still, so significant.
"..and the verse falls to the soul like dew to the pasture" -P.N.
9 comments:
How can there be no story in the storybook?
Lack of funding? Author and editor not see eye to eye?
You're significant, Rachel. Your lack of writing is...having or expressing a meaning...yeah, significant, too. :P Pretty sad poem. That is, this version is. Sad more the dude's understanding of love than anything.
I see you've added a couple more initials to your signature. Personally, I find the latter part of your name quite pretty. Don't know what it means, and I'm probably not pronouncing it properly, but the way I pronounce it, I like it. :d
Hahaha. "Coping". Fine verification word if I've ever seen one. =P
That's a nice picture, by the way. What is it? It looks like really wavy pine needles.
stedally. Hahaha.
it's a type of moss that looks like a beard
A...green beard. With spittle. Must be some kind of mountain man. Interrupted.
Why's your web log set to California time? Just wondering.
heyhey rachel, i got some news...best to tell u over the phone. wait in suspense a while more. LOL.
Well, great. It's hard for me to eavesdrop like that. :d
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