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"You read Tolstoy? *sighs* " I admit that Bulgarkov is my favourite from this region, but purely because I have long held a softspot for the cleverly dark.... | |||
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"Not so hot on poetry but the mention of a 'cold fire up the spine' made me instantly think of a piece of music... David A. Stewart & Candy Dulfer - Lily Was Here Never fails to send shivers through me " If it makes you smile in a way that the world seldom sees, who am I to criticise? That's the beauty of beauty (if you pardon the pun) it is unique to each of us. I will make appoint of finding this piece of music..... P xxx | |||
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"Not so hot on poetry but the mention of a 'cold fire up the spine' made me instantly think of a piece of music... David A. Stewart & Candy Dulfer - Lily Was Here Never fails to send shivers through me If it makes you smile in a way that the world seldom sees, who am I to criticise? That's the beauty of beauty (if you pardon the pun) it is unique to each of us. I will make appoint of finding this piece of music..... P xxx" Let me know, if you hear the beauty in it | |||
"Rutland water is beautiful all year round but especially this time of year. Thankfully for me it is on my doorstep" Something about water isn't there? Probably Freudian, but who cares? Give me a river, a summers day, the grass green, and a glass of fine White, and I will join you in your smile... P xxx | |||
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"i haven't got anything to say so maybe there should be a "like" button like on face book" There must be something that raises a smile seldom seen? P xxx | |||
"i went to a seminar once where they were defined as grace moments...those brief moments in the day when we stop and realise the beauty in the simple things around us. Today my grace moment was the cobwebs strung across the back garden,the sunlight catching the dew Cant say it better " Well in a way, for me, you did, the thought was better than the Poem. That cobweb laced with dew, the first songs of autumn (for me), thank you for sharing P xxx | |||
"i went to a seminar once where they were defined as grace moments...those brief moments in the day when we stop and realise the beauty in the simple things around us. Today my grace moment was the cobwebs strung across the back garden,the sunlight catching the dew drops. What is this life if full of care We have no time to stand and stare? No time to stand beneath the boughs And stare as long as sheep, or cows. No time to see, when woods we pass, Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass. No time to see, in broad daylight, Streams full of stars, like skies at night. No time to turn at Beauty's glance, And watch her feet, how they can dance. Cant say it better " When we stay in Wales, on the side of a mountain, with no tv, phones, or central heating...it is always the most amazing and liberating time. We spend our time, enjoying our little slice of heaven...and don't let me even start on the stars just imagine being inside a snow-globe, all those small white particles all around your head...sensational | |||
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""He stepped down, Trying not to look long at her, as if she were the sun, yet he saw her, like the sun, even without looking"" I liked that, and I'm not such a literary person. Music tends to touch me more... and your thread has reminded me of a song (although many have beauty) that none of you will know, and many may not like, but none the less I will share! and p.s. thanks as I'm really enjoying this right now! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etXDl-5zy_8 | |||
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"Sometimes we all need a gentle reminder of what we find beautiful, I am just pleased that somewhere in the great anonymity of the Internet, people are smiling.... P xxx" Did you have a listen too? | |||
"Sometimes we all need a gentle reminder of what we find beautiful, I am just pleased that somewhere in the great anonymity of the Internet, people are smiling.... P xxx Did you have a listen too?" I have bookmarked it, as I have no ears at the moment (not literally, thankfully) will listen tomorrow Here's the link for Lilly was here.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhSx8uKdD5o | |||
"Sometimes we all need a gentle reminder of what we find beautiful, I am just pleased that somewhere in the great anonymity of the Internet, people are smiling.... P xxx Did you have a listen too? I have bookmarked it, as I have no ears at the moment (not literally, thankfully) will listen tomorrow Here's the link for Lilly was here.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhSx8uKdD5o" I can see why that may have caught you given a good moment in time. Perhaps not quite my cup of tea, but has a jazzy element which means you may well like my one | |||
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"@laff, the colours of autumn eh? I agree my friend, very beautiful indeed. And cats, if I get reincarnated, would like to be one... P xxx" not as my cat ,, just kicked his ass for scratching the fuck out of the roof of the car ,, i live with the damage or pay feckin 5 k for new roof ,,,, arrrrggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh | |||
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"My beautiful moment of yesterday .... An old couple, in their 80s, after a medical appointment, were waiting for the ambulance to take them home. I came out of room nearby, arms full of paperwork, rushing onto my next task but they caught my eye and I stopped for a minute to look. I watched from behind, her in a wheelchair, he standing at the side of her, both holding each others hand. I imagined a lifetime of romantic love that guided them through the decades. I like to see old couples holding hands " and that warm image made me smile | |||
""He stepped down, Trying not to look long at her, as if she were the sun, yet he saw her, like the sun, even without looking" I liked that, and I'm not such a literary person. Music tends to touch me more... and your thread has reminded me of a song (although many have beauty) that none of you will know, and many may not like, but none the less I will share! and p.s. thanks as I'm really enjoying this right now! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etXDl-5zy_8" I listened... I'm speechless. Thank you so much... xxx ps That was my beautiful moment... *floats off* | |||
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"My beautiful moment of yesterday .... An old couple, in their 80s, after a medical appointment, were waiting for the ambulance to take them home. I came out of room nearby, arms full of paperwork, rushing onto my next task but they caught my eye and I stopped for a minute to look. I watched from behind, her in a wheelchair, he standing at the side of her, both holding each others hand. I imagined a lifetime of romantic love that guided them through the decades. I like to see old couples holding hands and that warm image made me smile " thats lovely .when i was in a wheelchair my husband of 32 years wanted to be as far away from me as possible .......but im glad he went off with one of my friends because i now live in a beautiful place and i wouldnt be here if i was still married .....so my beautiful thing is where i live ....lucky me | |||
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"i went to a seminar once where they were defined as grace moments...those brief moments in the day when we stop and realise the beauty in the simple things around us. Today my grace moment was the cobwebs strung across the back garden,the sunlight catching the dew Cant say it better Well in a way, for me, you did, the thought was better than the Poem. That cobweb laced with dew, the first songs of autumn (for me), thank you for sharing P xxx" Not a hunter davies fan | |||
"i took some lovely snaps over the river kelvin in glasgow,it was a dull looking day, but i turned the greens out in a higher contrast, all the autumn colours came out looking remarkable, even my friends in america commented on facebook saying how beautiful it was,,,so thats gloomy glasgow......Oh and I spotted a big black heron, sitting on a pilar in the middle of the river...unfortunately I couldnt zoom in to great with my camera, but to me, it was beautiful. Later i took some pics of leaves along the canal, some close up ones,and some cotton type bank . oh and Ive tonnes of my gorgeous cat pics(that I may lose if my laptop cant be repaired!!!!!)" I love browsing peeps landcape snaps. Found a lovely one last year and it is now my first oil painting. The feel and the look of the oil paint ... yes ... I found that beautiful. | |||
""He stepped down, Trying not to look long at her, as if she were the sun, yet he saw her, like the sun, even without looking" I liked that, and I'm not such a literary person. Music tends to touch me more. " + 1 from me | |||
"Rutland water is beautiful all year round but especially this time of year. Thankfully for me it is on my doorstep Something about water isn't there? Probably Freudian, but who cares? Give me a river, a summers day, the grass green, and a glass of fine White, and I will join you in your smile... P xxx" I catch you eyes, you look at mine - there's somethings special in this time. | |||
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"oh some words, some acts are so beautiful they make me cry. I remember seeing an old man playing flute near the marketplace, so beautiful and moving, I burst into tears." Its a rich life...full of sensation.. | |||
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""One of the early pioneers in neurocardiology, Dr. J. Andrew Armour, introduced the concept of a functional "heart brain" in 1991. His work revealed that the heart has a complex intrinsic nervous system that is sufficiently sophisticated to qualify as a "little brain" in its own right. The heart's brain is an intricate network of several types of neurons, neurotransmitters, proteins and support cells like those found in the brain proper. Its elaborate circuitry enables it to act independently of the cranial brain – to learn, remember, and even feel and sense. The recent book Neurocardiology, edited by Dr. Armour and Dr. Jeffrey Ardell, provides a comprehensive over_iew of the function of the heart's intrinsic nervous system and the role of central and peripheral autonomic neurons in the regulation of cardiac function."" Indeed...the heart feels... | |||
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"love Rupert Brooke " A deeply sensitive man....who helped take the callouses of my heart %* | |||
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"you see, it is so amazing how some have the talent to put into beautiful and eloquent words what we feel, and can help to heal us. Another beautiful thing." Ah shit %* Sensitivity drops embrace an eyelash... Have my best hug...I like your Soul... Ttfn | |||
"This is a nice thread." Give it time....it could change yet. | |||
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