what about greece for a few months, pick olives and tend to goats, make wine, write letters, eat figs and wade in the water, sit on the white rocks in the sun
The sun disappears behind hills, a white light still remains. No pink or red or orange with tight purple streaks, through a white cloud. I suddenly feel we can never be destroyed, but I know otherwise. It's only a daydream an overwhelming breeze a constriction that I can't see opening up in the heart on a warm evening. Joseph Ceravolo