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RE: Another Day (Day 100 of 100) @d-pend
For me there is a real sense of elusiveness in endings. ;)
Thank you, dear bacus. <3
For me there is a real sense of elusiveness in endings. ;)
Thank you, dear bacus. <3
Ending differ from good bye exactly in elusiveness and lack thereof respectively :) .
Welcome... you are exactly, dear :) .
Yes, there is a different, even if it's in one's slant or relation to cycles.
Important differences are often subtle, arent they?
Indeed. I truly love pondering them too.
Me too, as you probably already know. Beside, may i ask what you are doing apart from poetry?
Oh my, I do a lot of things. Currently I am working on a series of oil paintings that desperately need more attention. Plus, I have a small cottage farm that takes a lot of time and effort, but I adore it so. I have a podcast that I do weekly and am often a guest on other shows. I think, in a nutshell, that covers the basics. I Do, no matter what, meditate daily and have most of my life. A lesson I learned during this challenge is that I should not interact with the outer world until I have had my time to contemplate. hahaha, hard learned reminders…
You are as versalite as i am, it seems, really.
I NEED diversity in my life. I get cagey when there is not enough room for spontaneous diversions. I have so many interest and well, as you know, time is the constraint, erm, construct, in which we seem bound. And now I am off to have some yum yum asian food downtown. Have a wonderful day/night, Bacus. :)
Are there any possibilities to see your paintings? And, is there any direct link between them and your poetry?