And He knew that it was mine.

[gold_star]

Of late I have been finding most of my wisdom in poetry. William Blake, despite being Muggle, was a talented man. Most expressive; this piece, especially, seems relevant.
Pity would be no more, If we did not make somebody Poor; And Mercy no more could be, If all were as happy as we;
And mutual fear brings peace, Till the selfish loves increase;

Comments

[goddesspatil]

There are quite a few talented muggles, Anthony, and you know it.

What do you have to think about though?

[gold_star]

Many things. My life and where it might be going. We're all getting older, isn't it about time to start considering the future?

[goddesspatil]

Well, yes but with the NEWTs coming up and everything I suppose I was focused more on that. Last I checked, Blake didn't write any poems about the NEWTs. Too horrific, I'm sure.

[gold_star]

I meant, after NEWTs. There is life after NEWTs, I hope.

[round_the_bend]

Anthony?

[gold_star]

Yes?

[round_the_bend]

i dont think i like that poem much

what are you thinking about im thinking too but i think its different

[gold_star]

A lot of things, that seem to all have come together to make one thing.

It's beautiful to be able to see clearly, Michael, did you know? I hope your thoughts are turning as beautifully for you as mine are for me.

[fletchfinchley]

Despite being a Muggle?

Gey kahken afen yam.

[gold_star]

And hello to you too, Fletch-Finchley.

[fletchfinchley]

Oh sod off, Goldberg. You make me sick.

[gold_star]

Sticks and stones, Fletch-Finchley.