Strange verses
Item one: Random word I thought of. Thespionage. Is this the undercover slaying of actors/actresses by nefarious parties?
Item two: Guess where the following passage is from. Whoever gets it right will probably get linked to my blog. Dante's Purgatorio, canto XV, lines 1-15, trans. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
As much as 'twixt the close of the third hour
And dawn of day appeareth of that sphere
Which aye in fashion of a child is playing,
So much it now appeared, towards the night,
Was of his course remaining to the sun;
There it was evening, and 'twas midnight here;
And the rays smote the middle of our faces,
Because by us the mount was so encircled,
That straight towards the west we now were going;
When I perceived my forehead overpowerd
Beneath the splendor far more than at first,
And stupor were to me the things unknown;
Whereat towards the summit of my brow
I raised my hands, and made myself the visor
Which the excessive glare diminishes.
Item three: a very poetic (in an odd political way) photo. This is not me but I wish it were.
posted by: PastorDave (reply)
post date: 12.23.07 (6:29 pm)
Concerning the lovely young lady with the rifle- it's simply a fact that the majority of our armed forces choose to vote Conservative- which usually will mean Republican. Maybe she is a thespianator?
posted by: pcbiologist (reply)
post date: 12.23.07 (6:31 pm)
I would hope not! Care to guess where the verses came from?