Photo: intelligentliving.co one of the many wonderful scenes of Italians engaging each other across balconies and courtyards during the lockdown.
“One thing I have seen spread faster than coronavirus: connection – with family, friends, and our communities.” Charles F. Glassman
Together We Go
I sat in the
impenetrable darkness,
a Götterdämmerung,
heavens rent sky falling,
some devoted to the tyranny
of lesser gods, while
others tried to escape
that which cannot be escaped,
while others inhabit
the same space,
Longing for a love that
asks no questions,
embracing struggles
with the paradox that
you, I, we, together go.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Note: Gotterdammerung – the twilight of the gods, popularised by Richard Wagner in his ‘Ring Cycle.’
Paul, pvcann.com
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Reblogging this to my readers at sister site Poetic Justice
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Very kind, thank you for sharing this Ana.
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” a love that asks no questions” – hmmm…what would that look like, I wonder.
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In my mind a revolution towards authentic love.
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Many thanks Ana
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nice
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Thank you
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We are definitely living through paradoxical times . . .
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We really are, but I wonder if many can see it or even live with it. Thank you Liz.
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You’re welcome, Paul.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Many thanks for that Chuck.
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You lost me with this one
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We go against the flow, we don’t seek after lesser gods nor greater gods.
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