Thoughts in a Drawing Room 03/07/2010
By Sabrina Russo For a long while no words came to me as I awaited some intuitive spark to remind me as to how written words could possibly describe this. I have read, yes, but this is by degrees the greater experience, for a book's pages place separation between myself and this reality. I am in the drawing room, and although I see no other, here indeed is Jane Austen Lord Byron Emily Brontë. I cannot distinguish fiction from reality-- would I find a Muse in this Scottish dawn if the echoes of the inspired did not sound from every brick? I exist in anachronism and am filled with the comprehension that my predecessors (famed writers!) were merely mediums for the unspoken voice of a moment in the overwhelming historical now. CommentsLeave a Reply |
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