“Slowly I dance out of the burning house of my head.”
— Mark Strand, from The Compete Poems; “The Way It Is,” wr. c. June 1975
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Venusian aesthetics:
- pale rosegold silk, the softest of materials to wrap around your skin.
- rosewater as face mist, perfume, on the pillow for sweeter dreams.
- iridescent silver nails, like seashells.
- layers of delicate silver/gold necklaces glimmering around the neck, to accentuate its slender length and shape.
- rose crystal quartz jewelry sets, for that extra magic.
- silver glitter body spray, for a touch of celestial spark.
- the sound of oceanwaves, harp melodies, lyre, the soft voices of men and women singing in unison.
- sunday morning vibes with sunlight streaming into the room.
- handwritten letters to your soulmate, a future lover, a forgotten friend or your child self; letting go of burdens, confessing dreams, sharing reassurances of comfort.
- blush-colored faux fur coats.
- honoring the temple of your body, offering nourishment which makes it happy, applying your favorite lotion that makes you feel like a goddess.
- walking as if you are light and weightless floating aloft, with the assurance of your wide-stretching wings at each side.
Signs As 1960s Band Members
- Aries: Brian Jones
- Taurus: George Harrison
- Gemini: Janis Joplin
- Cancer: Syd Barrett
- Leo: Pete Townshend
- Virgo: Jim Morrison
- Libra: Jimi Hendrix
- Scorpio: Paul McCartney
- Sagittarius: Ian Anderson
- Capricorn: Keith Richards
- Aquarius: Eric Clapton
- Pisces: Robert Plant
Prépositions: À et De
18/5/2018
The prepositions À and De can change based on whether or not a definite article (le, la, les) follows them. If that happens, the prepositions change in the following ways:
- À + le = au
- À + la = à la
- À + les = aux
- À + singular word that begins with a vowel = à l’
- De + le = du
- De + la = de la
- De + les = des
- De + singular word that begins with a vowel = de l’
To put them to use, we can take the follow examples:
- Je veux aller au (à + le) café - I want to go to the coffee shop.
- Ils ont envoyé une lettre aux (à + les) femmes importantes dans l’entreprise. - They sent a lettre to the important women in the company.
- On peut prendre de l’eau (de + la) - We can get water.
- C’est de la (de + la) merde ! - That’s crappy/shitty !
I hope this helps a bit. I’ll post about when to use “de” versus “du, de la, des” in my next post.
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