Language of Stones 08/11/201428/07/2016Claudette In the tracery of lichen, in the cracks between the whole, the truth of you remembered, etched eternal in my soul. Long years have slowly weathered all the memories I knew, yet stone retains the language of love, of loss, of you. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Miriam E. 08/11/2014 / 9:17 pm beautifully sad – a wonderful composition. thank you for sharing! LikeLike
inNateJames 09/11/2014 / 4:02 am You have such an ear for rhythm, Claudette. This is lovely. LikeLike
Claudette 09/11/2014 / 10:56 am Thanks Nate. That makes my day coming from you. i admire your writing a lot. LikeLike
Splendid Empress 09/11/2014 / 7:09 am This is really beautiful, Claudette! Emotion so raw but still clothed in gorgeous words and images. Wonderful. LikeLike
Claudette 09/11/2014 / 10:58 am Oh, thank you Splendid Empress. Your writing is always so elegant, so I appreciate your comment deeply. LikeLike
TriGirl (@triingathlete) 09/11/2014 / 3:17 pm I like this–I’m wondering if your heart has turned to stone because of grief, or if I’m misreading. Regardless, I really do like your writing! LikeLike
Claudette 09/11/2014 / 6:54 pm Thank you TriGirl. It’s a fair bit of that, and also a bit of memories failing, but one remaining written in stone. Actually, not sure that explanation makes it any clearer. π LikeLike
beautifully sad – a wonderful composition. thank you for sharing!
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Thank you for your lovely comment.
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You have such an ear for rhythm, Claudette. This is lovely.
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Thanks Nate. That makes my day coming from you. i admire your writing a lot.
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This is really beautiful, Claudette! Emotion so raw but still clothed in gorgeous words and images. Wonderful.
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Oh, thank you Splendid Empress. Your writing is always so elegant, so I appreciate your comment deeply.
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I like this–I’m wondering if your heart has turned to stone because of grief, or if I’m misreading. Regardless, I really do like your writing!
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Thank you TriGirl. It’s a fair bit of that, and also a bit of memories failing, but one remaining written in stone.
Actually, not sure that explanation makes it any clearer. π
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