September 14, 2005
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On days like today I wish I was a poet, so that my words would have the
eloquence to describe my heart. But instead the harshness and
inadequacy of my language keeps a steady vigil against my communication.Like trying to describe the myriad of feeling effected on me when I
tell her her eyes are pretty, and she turns her head, slightly
embarrassed. Or the way one of us can say a thing with such veiled
meaning and emotion in it, afraid to let the whole of it out, that the real meaning of it seems to float
about like a substance, until the other, with fearless knowledge of
the first's heart: plucks it, and says it aloud. And how that whole
exchange makes me so happy, satisfied, and comforted every time.
Comments (2)
Poetic...for a philosopher.
And out in the open.
I suppose some would say that's what love does to one...
And other's would say it's just the Canadian landscape...
Are you not being a poet right now?
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