"I think the most joyful thing is to pay attention:
to have been there then, to be here now."
to have been there then, to be here now."
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"I think the most joyful thing is to pay attention:
to have been there then, to be here now." |
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one of my favorite joys of the web is "meeting" other people with the same interests (obsessions?) whom i would never run into in "real" life * for thank you, Viggo especially i am interested in finding others who wish to add their thanks to mine (see my invitation to participate for more information) * there are at least 2 dreams driving this site * one is to share my own work, as Viggo inspired me to do from the beginning * the other is to collect the many voices of thanks & float them out there for anybody to see * sure, it would be wonderful if Viggo was one of those anybodies (& i hope, my unmet friend, that should you stumble upon these pages you will be pleasantly surprised), but that isn't the only dream *  |
Namal Wanthrige writes: "This is the first poem I have written in 12 years - I always held back, because I believed that the end result was all important -- in my new found maturity I know that the process, and being aware of it is far more important." Lost ThingsMemories of that potency Well, overflow. Which is now more powerful? The memory or the potency; I only see myself move, reflected - He, the static constant. Unresponsive, Made so by me. So much easier that, to live with, Easier if he was a locked door without Key. Instead of a welcoming curtained doorway, moving; Revealing, with the breeze my possible tomorrow. The agony of that love, now, is Dry. But the pain of the lost possibilty drips out of me seeps. Stains me. I am stained by the knowledge that I didn't walk through that opening. That I never felt the caress of that soft curtain, that I didn't even see the damn thing - So busy was I, looking at myself. Marking myself With the whip of Self - loathing. | |
| Namal Wanthrige submitted 24 May 2005 | |
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