Since this is National Poetry month, I went to your link to read some of his poems. Here is a sample of one verse of "Solitude"—nice
Dead kings are said to have trodden this path Leading to the stone bench where we like to sit, While over the solitude falls the peace of evening And our hearts, like psalm-books, are full of mute songs.
Read more at http://www.blackcatpoems.com/m/solitude.html#Qgj3IzsSSH3q6YXe.99
He must have gotten tired of New York. The name is vaguely familiar but I don't recall reading his work. I do like the house!
Re your question: Of course you can "meditate" with an iPad. You just close your eyes, the iPad drops to the floor, and you wake up an hour later with a cat sitting on it! :)
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Nice digs for a poet.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice digs indeed -- maybe for any of us!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a fine looking house!
ReplyDeleteNice looking house.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a lovely house.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty house. Looks like a great place to write.
ReplyDeleteEstupendas las cositas que nos dejas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Since this is National Poetry month, I went to your link to read some of his poems. Here is a sample of one verse of "Solitude"—nice
ReplyDeleteDead kings are said to have trodden this path
Leading to the stone bench where we like to sit,
While over the solitude falls the peace of evening
And our hearts, like psalm-books, are full of mute songs.
Read more at http://www.blackcatpoems.com/m/solitude.html#Qgj3IzsSSH3q6YXe.99
Wonder what the French thought of his poetry. Thanks for the literary history!
ReplyDeleteAmazing that he was born in the US but wrote poetry in French!
ReplyDeleteHe must have gotten tired of New York. The name is vaguely familiar but I don't recall reading his work. I do like the house!
ReplyDeleteRe your question: Of course you can "meditate" with an iPad. You just close your eyes, the iPad drops to the floor, and you wake up an hour later with a cat sitting on it! :)
Happy Poetry Month to him and you.
ReplyDeleteHe was lucky to live.. and die, in such a residence Ciel. Will look up his work.
ReplyDeleteI confess my ignorance: I have never hear of this poet... Thanks for writing about him!
ReplyDeleteI have personally never heard of him. But I am going to check wikipedia toute de suite!
ReplyDeleteWell for someone who is my namesake I should have known about him. But there goes my engineering education again.
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