Myself, as other people see me:
Sep. 13th, 2003 12:25 am"You continue to remind me that unrequited love is NOT necessarily dumb or boring, and is sometimes a valuable lifestyle option from an internal point of view . . ."
In Lit class on Thursday, a poem was pointed out to me, one that I'd heard of before, and heard quotations from, but ... never had read the whole thing. I savoured the reading.
I especially adore the first third, the description of the courtship as it should progress, "vaster than empires, and more slow". I feel the words of this on my skin.
Of him, of course, I adore his mind the most, and I should spend an age each on his wit, his honor, his intelligence, his kindness, his loyalty ... even his elusive love. If I don't have it as a woman, I surely have it as a friend.
In Lit class on Thursday, a poem was pointed out to me, one that I'd heard of before, and heard quotations from, but ... never had read the whole thing. I savoured the reading.
( Had we but world enough, and time... )
I especially adore the first third, the description of the courtship as it should progress, "vaster than empires, and more slow". I feel the words of this on my skin.
Of him, of course, I adore his mind the most, and I should spend an age each on his wit, his honor, his intelligence, his kindness, his loyalty ... even his elusive love. If I don't have it as a woman, I surely have it as a friend.