Shay---Most people would use the word "fairly" instead of "fair," but your choice gave it an old-world feel...
Such a simple idea, yet put in such a profound way. WTF did you threaten those spirits with, to come up with this gem during the GBBO (Great Blog Black Out)?
the wheels on the bike go round and round round and round round and round the wheels on the bike go round and round round and round round and round all through the town...ok everyone now...the wheels on the bike go round and round round and round round and round....and the wheel turns, turns turns to every season turns turns....
Very much in the spirit of Emily--love the caps. She might have enjoyed biking--in a veil or something. I've always thought of wheels as eating the distance, with their inexorable revolving movement, the future road becoming the road in the rearview, and your metaphor takes it even further and better very naturally.
Shay---Most people would use the word "fairly" instead of "fair," but your choice gave it an old-world feel...
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple idea, yet put in such a profound way. WTF did you threaten those spirits with, to come up with this gem during the GBBO (Great Blog Black Out)?
Words to meditate upon - one more turning wheel of life...beautifully expressed.
ReplyDeletethe wheels on the bike go round and round round and round round and round the wheels on the bike go round and round round and round round and round all through the town...ok everyone now...the wheels on the bike go round and round round and round round and round....and the wheel turns, turns turns to every season turns turns....
ReplyDelete^^^Brian, don't make me have to hurt you.
ReplyDeleteShay, I agree with what Sioux said about "fair" vs. fairly. Beautifully written...short and sweet and the image is perfect. Miss you, amiga!
ReplyDeletePS - I'll hurt Brian for you. ;)
Like Ily said - short and sweet. Just lovely, my friend.
ReplyDeleteVery much in the spirit of Emily--love the caps. She might have enjoyed biking--in a veil or something. I've always thought of wheels as eating the distance, with their inexorable revolving movement, the future road becoming the road in the rearview, and your metaphor takes it even further and better very naturally.
ReplyDeleteagain! how do you keep doing that? so perfect, so beautiful, so concise. one more word would have ruined it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and perfect, as always:)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Shay. Simple and perfect - just like a wheel.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful, Shay. Short, sweet, and poignant. Delightful!
ReplyDeleteNice job, Shay.
ReplyDeleteLoved your last post and description of @#$%^! Blogger :-)
Happy weekend, jj
A new spin on the wheel ..... yessss
ReplyDeleteGood verse and photo too!
ReplyDeleteMad Kane
Nice "Emilyesque" verse and I love the photo too!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely. I liked that piece very much.
ReplyDeletePat
www.critteralley.blogspot.com
Beautiful Dickinson stuff. I love your voice here!
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