why, if the soul can fling the dust aside,
and naked on the air of heaven ride,
is't not a shame -- is't not a shame for him
so long in this clay suburb to abide?
omar khayam
coming to terms
1 day ago
Thursday, June 23, 2011
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such an interesting question!
Your new header is stunningly beautiful.
Love Omar Khayam from beginning to end.
Thank you for this- I tend to forget those whom I have loved when i was young- I had to memorize the Rubaiyat
at one point and make a collage...how could one ever forget all of that? Thanks for the very sweet reminder, though I will forget again so do not hesitate to post more of Omar! Then I will send this very same response most likely because- I forget...
astounding and deep thought
every young woman's favorite romantic.
pauline - hovering as i am on the edge of a small cities' rendering of suburbia . . . i can ask it as an informed question. steven
weaver - the sufi poets are my home. steven
linda sue - if i remember, i'll post more omar. can you remind me. steven
dulce - well, sort of and then very much so. steven
ellen - really?! steven
steven, you really modelled my clay with this quote. lol!
it is fantastic, thank you for sharing.
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