The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver by Edna St. Vincent Millay [with text] - Read by Arthur L Wood

[@rosiejack9069]

Beautiful piece. Thank you.

[@rosiejack9069]

What an amazing poem. Loved it. Millay is genius.

[@geraldinehughes4490]

Good morning Mr. Wood, I am weeping as a mother should. Sir, you could not have been more on time, with your recitation. More later, I am in a deep space and need to write. You have “a way” about you I admire. Geraldine

[@floriandiazpesantes573]

Geraldine, have you got Arthur’s books? If not, please let him know. I see how moved you are by his poesy and readings. I’d like you to have them. I’d like you to accepting them as a present by a fellow admirer.

[@geraldinehughes4490]

@@floriandiazpesantes573 Greetings Florian, fellow admirer. You are so very kind and generous, you just rocked my little world, this has never happened before. Thank you dear Florian. Arthur’s Poetry Books are not living on the book shelf, but he belongs nested with the Greats. I live in Poetry Land these days, seeing time moving and hearing time singing. Poetry is my daily ritual and meditation. When the certainty of the world collapses around me, The Bards, The Poets are always there, never outdated! Sincerely, Geraldine

[@ArthurLWood]

Dear Geraldine. Thank you. I would love to send you my books - please drop me an email [e-mail]

[@johnstrange6799]

A real treasure. Thanks for sharing it.

[@floriandiazpesantes573]

That’s certainly the case! A treasure