SoundEagleHi there! You have arrived at a garden of art, science, poetry, music and ideas, and landed on a platform that serves to connect diverse domains and to collect various strands of the interests and workings of SoundEagle. Thank you for visiting SoundEagle’s garden, which is more or less just six months old, since there were long periods of almost total neglect before August 2012. Nevertheless, it has gradually become a reasonably fertile and multidisciplinary playground. Hopefully, it will always remain varied but consistent enough to entice and satisfy those who are artful and perceptive, those who delight in detail and texture, and those who resonate with the philosophical underpinnings and aesthetic approaches.
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I’m in it! I’m IN the footprint, in GREEN no less!!
(And of course, despite being 18, I am celebrating like a child because that’s what we should all do over such small incidences.)
I thank you greatly and sincerely for this small favour,
Lorna xx
You are very welcome, Lorna! And of course it is in green, the colour of beansprowtcrocodile.
Now, please visit http://soundeagle.wordpress.com/about/ to find out how you can leave plenty of your footprints on SoundEagle’s website.
I like the Burroughs quote quite a lot, it reminds me of a poem I was just reading a couple of days ago and have been wanting to share. I am going to try and post it (probably later today). I think you will find that the spirit of it is just like what Burroughs is saying.
Thank you, Jeremy, for reading and commenting on the quote. I assume that you are specifically referring to the poem “Willie Metcalf” from the “Spoon River Anthology” by Edgar Lee Masters, which I have read on your blog.
By the way, I just finished writing a short poem for Valentine’s Day, and I hope that you would read and tell me whether you like its style and structures, and how they relate to its accompanying digital art. Thank you in anticipation.