The concept of the sky collapsing or disintegrating carries significant symbolic significance in both imaginative narratives and the realm of dreams, rendering it a highly powerful metaphor. It stimulates a feeling of imminent catastrophe for individuals who aim to uphold a positive outlook, as it represents the ultimate culmination of all limitations crumbling upon us, weighing heavily on our thoughts. Much like the inseparable connection between the body and the Earth, the sky is intricately intertwined with the domain of the intellect.
I am going to restack this sucker as soon as I figure out which of the fifty quotes to use. God damn it’s an embarrassment of riches all up in this prose.
This was both awesome and beautiful! What a fun read!!
Aw, shucks! Glad you enjoyed it, Angela.
The concept of the sky collapsing or disintegrating carries significant symbolic significance in both imaginative narratives and the realm of dreams, rendering it a highly powerful metaphor. It stimulates a feeling of imminent catastrophe for individuals who aim to uphold a positive outlook, as it represents the ultimate culmination of all limitations crumbling upon us, weighing heavily on our thoughts. Much like the inseparable connection between the body and the Earth, the sky is intricately intertwined with the domain of the intellect.
Eloquently put, Humbert. For sure sits at the top of many hierarchies.
Making literal the conceit of the sky falling in when love is lost is simple yet brilliant. Prose sparkles as ever...
Re Françoise Hardy: you made the song, now sing it buster.
Thank you for the compliments. As for Hardy, I'm simply the lyricist!
Gorgeous. I am stuck on your page.
So flattered!
the swoonys. much touched by. THIS:
Toi et moi sommes
Tombés dans le feu
Ou toujours si trove
Notre amour perdu
Mais au face de l'espoir
Je me suis lassé
Quand le ciel se divient
Un ciel cassé
Merci!
I am going to restack this sucker as soon as I figure out which of the fifty quotes to use. God damn it’s an embarrassment of riches all up in this prose.
Now blushing ...