Today the universe
appeared as moderately tetchy, the balance of existence having cambered towards
coffee and wine and away from early nights of good sleeping. Also a plague of
mould had ruined some agreeable leather sandals, requiring all the shoes of the
household to undergo vigorous cleaning. Complete tetchiness is inhibited by the
force of satisfaction: the new shelf has stuff on it: properly sorted out
folded up stuff, in plastic boxes as yet untouched by dust. The house shifts
towards a state of pleasant living.
Symbolic activity
peaks on the opening of a pristine notebook.
Does anything
sing like clear space?
Uncluttered words,
I write: emulous.
Two of my favourite things; an pristine notebook and an unused pen.
ReplyDeleteWhy is it we so love the ephemeral?
Kind of fools for the future, maybe? Or because it reminds us of the importance of the present moment? Oddly, I prefer a used pen- I like the history of it. And above all- quirks are fun! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love putting ink onto a pristine, bright clean piece if paper. It is a special moment to be savoured. XX
ReplyDelete'Complete tetchiness is inhibited by the force of satisfaction'
ReplyDeleteYummy words.
'Does anything sing like clear space?'
NO.
Happy new year, Diamond Lils.
Elizabeth- I haven't written in it yet, still anticipating!
ReplyDeleteHappy New year Suze: wishing plenty of clear space singing for you too :-) xx