"Good Night"

"Good Night, Good night! Parting is such sweet sorrow, that I shall say good night till it be morrow."

 with Shylock stowed safely offstage, Shakespeare returns to the comedic aspects of his play by William Shakespeare,

with Shylock stowed safely offstage, Shakespeare returns to the comedic aspects of his play. He lightens the mood with a harmless exchange of rings that serves to reunite the lovers, and he brings Antonio’s lost ships back to port. Because Shylock has been such a large, powerful presence in the play, and because his decimation at the hands of the Venetians is profoundly disturbing, the comedy in Belmont never fully escapes the shadow of the troublesome issues that precede it. The lovers’ happiness, then, is most likely little more than a brief passing moment. This passage can be read as a meditation on the transitory nature of the comforts one finds in a wearisome world. Lorenzo, ordering music to celebrate Portia’s homecoming, reflects that music has the power to change a man’s nature. Much like a wild beast that can be tamed by the sound of a trumpet, a man can be transformed into something less “stockish, hard, and full of rage” (V.i.80). As the Venetians, all of whom have exercised “treasons, strategems, and spoils” of one kind or another throughout the play, congregate at Belmont, we imagine them as kinder and happier than they have otherwise been, but we also know that the music of Belmont will not likely survive on the streets of Venice  

Mam'selle Lao de lune

Mam'selle Lao de lune c'est distinction au nocturne chant O Lal la luna there.

Here I am vowing the song about a rendez-vous

au nocturne enfonce la bien model.

 Oh! Lal la luna there C'est tu chant la mam'selle Lao de lune but time has come I would brash  a kiss good de nocturne.

Nothing under merci Paraclete love and care, et tu.  Lao de lune but time has come I would brash  a kiss fine scent of pollen flower I bid good night, et moi uncertain your crystal eyes are black or blues.

Eternity precious gem to and bon voyage amour permit moi Oh! Saint le soul et lao de lune amour amour  la fonce la model au fairwell bein. Repeat 

You're shining with thongs

Starting here, what do you want to remember?

How sunlight creeps along a shining floor?

What scent of old wood hovers, what softened

sound from outside fills the air?

Will you ever bring a better gift for the world

than the breathing respect that you carry

wherever you go right now? Are you waiting

for time to show you some better thoughts?

When you turn around, starting here, lift this

new glimpse that you found; carry into evening

all that you want from this day. This interval you spent

reading or hearing this, keep it for life --

What can anyone give you greater than now,

starting here, right in this room, when you turn around?

Thon for Tarzan

I have gone for three beautiful, walk, seen in a beautiful garden of poetry. by..Thon D. Nontaz.

The poem stopped me in my trace of tomb.

Beware dear fellow.

Chopin

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