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The Well Inside

I can find no words
to express what I
want to say

I ponder away the
passing hours but
there remains a blank
page

Questions pour form
my mind, but they
have no answers

Only this well inside
of me, ready to brim over
but there is that something
not quite right

A missing piece
I desperately seek
delving into the depths ...

Not quite done with the trilogy. I'm about a quarter of the way through the last book. It's been very hectic at work and I haven't much time to read or blog. I'll eventually have a longer blog on the interesting construct of this novel, but first I want to revisit the 600 pound gorilla.

I blogged a while back about how sex lurked in the periphery. You knew it had a role in the story, but it was never explicit or really discussed. It's just there. This struck me the most in reading ...

The Awakening....the epitome of sexual frustration. That book is so freaking intense. Incredibly intense. I am not really one who enjoys listening or reading to the feminist ideals and what not, but this book is rather entertaining. However, I cannot see why she does not like her husband. There is not as much of a reign of opression from him as I expected there to be. I actually like him. The only thing that he complains about is her doing stupid things like, leaving the house and not telling where ...

I want to join a book club! I've just read Joreads' blog post on joining a book club and I am very jealous. There is one at my local waterstones but I can't attend their meetings because it clashes with my schedule. I would like to set one up but who would come?

Has anyone ever watched The Vicar of Dibley (comedy series on BBC 1) - the episode im talking about was a one off christmas special starring the gorgeous Richard Armitage, I'll find it on youtube actually- one moment... they ...

Arabian Nights

Balmy Eastern nights
always will be remembered
your scent lingers still

Hidden in the sands
enchanted desert beauty
our eternity

Your rare fruits I taste
lost in wonders never dreamed
so touched by the sun

With my dying breath
cradled in your oasis
on this golden sea