Gérard de Nerval wrote in the early nineteenth century, "The first man who compared a woman to a rose was a poet, the second an imbecile." You ain't seen nothin' yet, Jerry! What follows are some collected scribbles from my pen spanning forty years.
We'll go no more a-roving
Here is one of the most beautiful poems in the English language. But isn't it sad Byron felt the need to write it, and we the need to read it.
Lovely poem. I know nothing about setting up green screens, but the graphic is very nice and reminds me of old wanderings in the night with similar sentiments. But I still brace here for a Studs Kreitzer punchline!
Thanks, Flapper. Getting the lighting right is still pretty perplexing to me, but I think I'm getting closer. And yes, this is one of the grand poems of all time. Byron really did paint like no other with words.
Lovely poem. I know nothing about setting up green screens, but the graphic is very nice and reminds me of old wanderings in the night with similar sentiments. But I still brace here for a Studs Kreitzer punchline!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Flapper. Getting the lighting right is still pretty perplexing to me, but I think I'm getting closer. And yes, this is one of the grand poems of all time. Byron really did paint like no other with words.
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