From what do varieties of measure arise?
I take my title (so as not to keep you in suspense) from The Golden Harp, or Boston Sacred Melodist, one of the books I collated for this morning's lab session.
A combination of counting leaves, inspecting papers, feeling animal hides (used for bindings, bien sur), and drinking a good caffeinated beverage after each of these activities has left me feeling expansive beyond myself, desrious of writing at least two poems before doing some homework before having dinner in ninety minutes. So, let me take this quick pause to show you my favorite images from yesterday.
The icon of the "academical village"
Early evening in the Rotunda
My favorite entry in the "I Saw You" column of the Charlottesville Hook's personals section
The view from my dorm room
A somewhat skeptical title-bearer in one of the books I collated (correctly, even!) last night
A combination of counting leaves, inspecting papers, feeling animal hides (used for bindings, bien sur), and drinking a good caffeinated beverage after each of these activities has left me feeling expansive beyond myself, desrious of writing at least two poems before doing some homework before having dinner in ninety minutes. So, let me take this quick pause to show you my favorite images from yesterday.
The icon of the "academical village"
Early evening in the Rotunda 
My favorite entry in the "I Saw You" column of the Charlottesville Hook's personals section
The view from my dorm room
A somewhat skeptical title-bearer in one of the books I collated (correctly, even!) last nightI have high hopes of getting actual, reflective prose to you all sometime soon. But it might be later than I'd like, rather than sooner. I know you understand. I'm repriming the pump. Expect intense goodness (and/or good intensity) in the near future.
posted by Dr. S at 1:11 PM
3 Comments:
I want to know how she got her van to wear jeans.
It's a mark of how much the hummingbird line grabbed at my heart that, while I certainly noticed that hilariously misplaced modifier, I chose not to draw attention to it, not here and not in the other instance where I shared this ad with someone.
"You are my hummingbird" is one of the best lines I have ever heard, I think.
yes, but I am feeling a bit hard-nosed about love. just today, though, I would rather be someone's pit-bull o' love.
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