I don't know much about the latest poetic theory, but I think "Seasons of Hell" is like a constellation of words scattered in fascinating, fragmented, shimmering language.
Thanks Patti, blue sky days and the sun are always nice and I'm glad that you're feeling happy. I'm looking forward to Rimbaud month. Stay well and happy, thanks for sharing your thoughts 💜
I am glad that you feel optimistic and happy to be alive. For me, your optimism is a source of strength, always, but especially now at a time when I need all the strength and optimism I can get. No matter what happens, you consistently say yes to life, every aspect of it. To my core, I understand that, and try to do the same.
I am looking forward to Rimbaud month. I am now on two medicines of last resort against two separate infections I have been fighting for 6 months. It is a strange thing to be on this precipice. Scary, yes, but at least I know that nothing I ever said I felt or believed and nothing I was doing before was false or forced because I am up against the wall now, and there’s nothing I want to do other than what I’m doing: to be useful in my work, to love others and the earth, and, as you powerfully model, Patti, and this community reflects -- to be optimistic, and happy to be alive.
With blessings upon the rain and gratitude for the sun,
Hello Robin, it’s nice to say hello to you again. All the best with the new medication, I hope it works for you. I am off to Japan with some friends soon. When I visit a temple I will sign a candle in your name. At the end of the day, the monks gather all the candles, light them, then say prayers over them. I did this for a friend many years ago with great success for her. Your way with words has always lifted me up and so I would like to try to lift your spirits up in return.
I am more touched by this than I can say. Truly and with all my heart I thank you. How lovely that you are visiting Japan with friends. I wish you a wonderful trip.
I’m so glad that your friend is better and am honored that you would do such a thing for me. If I have lifted you up, then I am happy. And with this message, you have lifted me.
With warmth and gratitude, I wish you a beautiful trip.
I’m glad to be able to do it for you Robin, I’m sure the trip will be memorable, we are all the walking wounded but will make every effort to enjoy xxx
A Rimbaud month is such a wonderful idea!
Can’t wait to learn about Rimbaud from you!
I know the name Rimbaud and some of his poems, but very interested in learning more, so looking forward to Rimbaud month.
A lovely hello!
Patti, do you have a copy of "Arthur Rimbaud: Presence of an Enigma" by Jean-Luc Steinmetz?
Really looking forward to learning more about Rimbaud through your eyes.
So glad you back 💝
Patti, you are adorable! Thanks for your message. I’m glad you’re back safely.
Looking forward to your presentations on Rimbaud. ❤️
Hello dear Patti. You are a global treasure
Go Rimbaud Go Rimbaud!
Looking forward to Rimbaud month!
I don't know much about the latest poetic theory, but I think "Seasons of Hell" is like a constellation of words scattered in fascinating, fragmented, shimmering language.
I love listening to you Patti. As always, thank you for saying hello and spending time online with us. I look forward to learning about Rimbaud.
I am looking forward to learning more about Rimbaud's work this month!
Thanks Patti, blue sky days and the sun are always nice and I'm glad that you're feeling happy. I'm looking forward to Rimbaud month. Stay well and happy, thanks for sharing your thoughts 💜
I am glad that you feel optimistic and happy to be alive. For me, your optimism is a source of strength, always, but especially now at a time when I need all the strength and optimism I can get. No matter what happens, you consistently say yes to life, every aspect of it. To my core, I understand that, and try to do the same.
I am looking forward to Rimbaud month. I am now on two medicines of last resort against two separate infections I have been fighting for 6 months. It is a strange thing to be on this precipice. Scary, yes, but at least I know that nothing I ever said I felt or believed and nothing I was doing before was false or forced because I am up against the wall now, and there’s nothing I want to do other than what I’m doing: to be useful in my work, to love others and the earth, and, as you powerfully model, Patti, and this community reflects -- to be optimistic, and happy to be alive.
With blessings upon the rain and gratitude for the sun,
Robin
Hello Robin, it’s nice to say hello to you again. All the best with the new medication, I hope it works for you. I am off to Japan with some friends soon. When I visit a temple I will sign a candle in your name. At the end of the day, the monks gather all the candles, light them, then say prayers over them. I did this for a friend many years ago with great success for her. Your way with words has always lifted me up and so I would like to try to lift your spirits up in return.
Always hopeful
Jayne Murphy
Dear Jayne,
I am more touched by this than I can say. Truly and with all my heart I thank you. How lovely that you are visiting Japan with friends. I wish you a wonderful trip.
I’m so glad that your friend is better and am honored that you would do such a thing for me. If I have lifted you up, then I am happy. And with this message, you have lifted me.
With warmth and gratitude, I wish you a beautiful trip.
As ever,
Robin
I’m glad to be able to do it for you Robin, I’m sure the trip will be memorable, we are all the walking wounded but will make every effort to enjoy xxx
It is walking with the wounds that makes the walking holy. Have a wonderful time.
Xoxo
You are a powerful model as well, Robin. Fingers crossed, your medicines do their job. As always, wishing you all the best.
Jim
Thank you, Jim. I really appreciate your kindness and warmth.
As ever,
Robin