Monthly Archives: May 2020

The Flight of the Bird Passing III: Poems of Fernando Pessoa

Posted on May 17, 2020 by randomyriad

If I could take a bite of the whole earth   If I could take a bite of the whole earth And get a taste of it, I be happier for a moment . . . But I don’t always … Continue reading →

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The Flight of the Bird Passing II: Poems of Fernando Pessoa

Posted on May 16, 2020 by randomyriad

I’m a keeper of sheep I’m a keeper of sheep, The sheep are my thoughts And my thoughts are all sensations. I think with my eyes and ears And with my hands and feet An with my nose and mouth. … Continue reading →

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The Flight of the Bird Passing I: Poems of Fernando Pessoa

Posted on May 8, 2020 by randomyriad

II “My glance is clear like a sunflower”   My glance is clear like a sunflower. I usually take to the roads, Looking to my right and to my left. And now and then looking behind me . . . … Continue reading →

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The Winds of Change are Rising

Posted on May 5, 2020 by randomyriad

  “We have reached a crossroads, we have emerged from what we assumed was normality, things have suddenly overturned. One of our main tasks now—especially those of us who are not sick, are not frontline workers, and are not dealing … Continue reading →

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