bye and bye hello

do you see

"Do you see now what a spite the enchanters have against me, Sancho?" Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes

together

blue

cold breezy cold

open

Christmas

in the field

to see

out in the open

hulking

dance still

before

branch with

who you are

morning's cold

God gives everyone gifts

two forty four

"The one who is hurt, never forgets." Mestre Joao Grande

cross

rainy, rainy, rainy

we live upon a beauty

through trees

Lord for Miro

want

cold

cold, cold, night

in December of a dream

porque mitzvah

dance with me

paramount

"Rorty repeatedly insists that what should be paramount in our use of language is neither the realist goal of discovering the truth nor even the Habermasian goal of cooperative problem solving to promote consensus of belief, but rather the goal of private perfection through original creation"
Richard Shusterman, Pragmatist Aesthetics

with a view