Tag: home library
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A Three Part, Famous Poem by Seamus Heaney, and On Interpretation
Triptych— three poems within one (my own photo of clover and pine last summer) by Seamus Heaney Field Work (1979). This poem makes use of many metaphors, or maybe more accurately figurative language; it historically refers to a tragic event known as “Bloody Sunday,” Seamus writing this poem just after a more recent event that…
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A Day of Full Body Relaxation, Begin with Poetry
morning sencha tea in forget-me-not antique mug 🤗, writing by hand a new piece in my new Celtic journal I’d found at a bookstore in February, and papers if I want to continue revising a poem. It is such a simple rich green design with a pleasant texture that my hands love to touch, and…
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Professor Peeko Looking from a New Angle from the Top of Reading Chair
Living life from a new angle, with his own confidence peaking, Peeko says, ‘Hmm, let me see this home library…Now, maybe I will select the next book to read…’ Curiousity and knowledge are miraculous. 😊🐱📚—Professor Peeko A slow morning…Tea on a morning of clouds and rain…before the Art Gallery. We moved through mindfulness practices from…
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Anam Cara
I have a poem beginning. It is very comforting this blank lined book, letting the poem continue next with more visceral things…For tonight, I place the book beneath my pillow and sleep and dream of late winter into very early gradual spring…of friendship…
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Diary, Feb. 20, 2023
I had a wonderful time; I am happy to be home…I am happy for tomorrow, I want to pick up my canvas again, the still life with the pink glow; the glow I’d painted first, and it’d made the mood I’d wanted, and reminded me of “undertones” in art. It is without the main subject…
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Sunday Look
I made my new to read books more subtle and blending in with the rest…💕 Starting the day with a special gift in the packaging much anticipated, to be opened and shown. The drum roll feel? I am considering just what I will do with it. 🤔💕💕 ☕️ Also time for tea. 😘 Peeko, me,…
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Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, A Fun Review and Reflection
that pen does not say Jane, but Jade 💕😊a treasured gift my husband Dan had given me I finished Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (pub. 1817) at the salon today! What a memorable moment with my history of reading it a decade or more ago and not continuing at the time, finding a free…
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Wellness, Water Hydration, My First Novel, First Week of Full Focus
*The water intake change has really made me feel sufficiently well (the most normal I’ve felt) and not impulsive: I was just drinking water all the time thinking more must be better, but that was very likely washing away medicine and so less effective. While not staying thirsty, I am gradually drinking about 9 cups…
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All New Bookshelf as I Build My Own Home Library
🎂Happy 247th birthday Jane Austen! Dramatic shelf height last yr, now all new arrangement, with a few additions I will tell about as I read (of those three, I’ve read Jane Eyre and Song of Solomon). You may know I am forming my home paper book library. Previous photo showed the before; now the shelf…
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Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison
(my own photo) The most moving novel I’ve read this year, and the most recent one I’ve added to my own home library. Song of Solomon (1977) had been a favorite of mine around the year 2004, and somehow I could not remember anything about it at all but that I had read it and…