inside, still no moon.
but there is a broken
open place.
I am learning
to sing from there.
.
~ Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
14 hours ago
Friday, April 28, 2023
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3 comments:
Hello Smiling Heart,
what a beautiful blog. Hey, I found a quote of mine here, though, delightfully misquoted as being from Rumi. This small tanka is mine. It's part of a larger tanka sequence on my blog, ahundredfallingveils.wordpress.com, which includes other material that is written by Rumi and translated by Coleman Barks. That materials is all in italics. It's my way of having a conversation with him. But these words that you've quoted are ones from me. You may certainly use it, but quote me, please. Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
Rosemerry,
So sorry! Beautiful words in any case. Thanks for setting me straight on this. Your blog is great, I enjoy it very much, despite my misunderstanding.
dean
Dean,
your site is an inspiration. so many of my favorites, plus so many folks you introduce me to ...thank you for your eyes, your ears. and please use any poem of mine that you like!
many blessings,
rosemerry
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