Rumi: Some Kiss We Want. Spoken word poetry and cello. By Daniel Austin Sperry. Poppy photo by Jenny Downing, Creative Commons, via Flickr.
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Maureen Doallas says
Beautiful: “Close the language door and open the love window./ The moon won’t use the door, only the window.”
L. L. Barkat says
That was the part of the poem where I expressed an audible, “mmm.” And decided to post it here.
Glad you like! Daniel just followed us on Twitter and now… voila! 🙂
Elizabeth W. Marshall says
Oh my, what words could follow this. Such gentle passion. I am inspired to dust off my cello, collecting dust, it is only a quiet sculpture in my home. Maybe if we throw open the doors and let in the black cool night, the moon might shine through those thresholds, wide and tall, after all. Maybe the moon is knocking on all our summer doors.
L. L. Barkat says
Cello? Do dust it off. Make the sculpture come alive 🙂
lynndiane says
Oh so LOVEly! Thank you for sharing, L.L. and Daniel. I feel the moon’s cool face…