” . . . and the doors on the street are shut
as the sound of the grinding mill is low,
and one will arise at the sound of the bird,
and all the daughters of song will sing softly.”
Ecclesiastes 12:4
And all the daughters of song will sing softly. That phrase has been echoing in my mind all day, like an elusive bit of music, haunting, defying definition, preening unselfconsciously like a young woman who simply knows she’s beautiful and doesn’t have to understand why.
And all the daughters of song will sing softly. Amazing.
What beautiful poetry. Yes, amazing.
What beautiful poetry. Yes, amazing.
What beautiful poetry. Yes, amazing.
Do I, an XY, whose visible Adam’s apple haunts him in times like these, have to have an operation before I am allowed to sing softly?
Humming for now,
Zach
Do I, an XY, whose visible Adam’s apple haunts him in times like these, have to have an operation before I am allowed to sing softly?
Humming for now,
Zach
Do I, an XY, whose visible Adam’s apple haunts him in times like these, have to have an operation before I am allowed to sing softly?
Humming for now,
Zach
I’m pretty sure the sons of song are allowed to sing softly, too. Your Adam’s apple is safe. 🙂
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I’m pretty sure the sons of song are allowed to sing softly, too. Your Adam’s apple is safe. 🙂
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I’m pretty sure the sons of song are allowed to sing softly, too. Your Adam’s apple is safe. 🙂
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