we all are gypsies of a sort wandering traveling through this life other lives space and time here there and yon on roads less traveled - this is a written and visual journal of my own travels - imagined and/or real - come along with me - we'll dance among the stars under the sun and over the moon - share our stories around the campfire - come along -
this site is simply a streamofconsciousness rambling of words and images in which i find meaning and beauty - there is no organized order of thought or format - poetry painting and writing on love and life and things thereof from the heart and through the eyes of a louisiana gypsy spirit travelin' roads less traveled...enjoy -
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Today was a good day for dancing. My six year old and I tried the waltz and wiggle. Peace.
hmmmmm....neat! children somehow keep us on track with what's really important!!!
I love the free spirit of Gypsy folk.
What an interesting post! Arthur Rimbaud is such an intriguing figure! As`a teenager (your photo above), he was described by Hugo as an "infant Shakespeare" but gave up creative writing (with his lover Verlaine) at 21 and died of cancer at merely 37! What a brief but impressive life!
Have a great Tuesday!
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Thank you for dropping by my site. I really needed a visitor today! I began blogging about a year ago. I like what you are doing here - keep at it!
Olivia
NORA - yes, isn't rimbaud intriguing!!! i love his story - his lifepicture - and there is just SOMEthing about the photo of him that is breathtakingly beautiful i think - thanks for dropping by - please do again soon -
KISMET - i've always been a free spirit in many ways - and i think the gypsy metaphor is so apt with all of us - do come by again soon! jenean
and MOONS - i SO know what you mean about "needing" a visitor - me, too!!! so yours is more than appreciated - and please come again soon - let's visit! jenean
and thanks for complimentary comment - it really is just stream of consciousness things in which i find beauty or wisdom or fun or whatever -
I love dancing. I'm not that good at it, but I still enjoy it.
keith, you have the right idea - dance isn't so much about technique and feeling and fun i think! so just get out on the floor or where ever - and enjoy!!!
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