eyelashes touch skin
in the way we sidestep battlefields
burying our smiles in murmurs
we are perfect strangers.
It makes up for an Ayyam-i-Ha that was a bit less than stellar. 🙂
I finished reading Muhammad and the Course of Islam, am almost done with The World Order of Baha’u’llah, and read Tuesdays with Morrie, which I highly recommend. This weekend I started Epistle to the Son of the Wolf, but I am also looking for some lighter reading to supplement.
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i’ve just started reading Wild Swans – a book on a family in China – of strong women who kept going (that sorta thing). It’s a true story, supplemented with details about China that I never knew about. Very moving, and well, i’m loving it 🙂
amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Wild-Swans-Three-Daughters-China/dp/0385425473
i’m not sure if it’s lighter reading, but in comparison to.. Epistle it might be!
I haven’t really got any reading suggestions for you—I’m not much of a reader… just wanted to wish you a happy Fast 😉
oh and as always, great appreciation for your poetry 🙂
oh and wishing I could be in Bahji too 🙁
It sounds like a great weekend. We had a good one, too, and ours sounds very similar to yours! Funny how that works now that we both live in Haifa.