I just heard this song on Beatles radio and did not know who this is or what is going on in this scene...I just sort of like the banjo used in the music and a woman singing it seemed sort of interesting. I was looking for the Cindy Lauper version but it would not come up.
Baby we had the Grand Canyon Out on the west rim Our own Skywalk dedication With mother nature and the Indians It was a night full of stars Swirling around our heads We held each other so tight That even without the mescaline We became one of them We looked out from the glow Holding the world on a string Now if only we could figure out How to rewind it back in again
There is a melody that I belong in From shadows of the moons secret garden It knows the secret of my soul Soaring to heights of love we’ve long known As the violins sensuously climb They steal your heart your soul your mind So every night I’m here at to dine With My Love and the moon entwined In our own Secret Garden Lotus time
Long stemmed Tightly wrapped She looks a little worn Around the edges Razor sharp coral The depths of her beauty If you can get past her thorns Is legendary The smell of this lovely Beyond compare The silk of her petals Dries to the finest potpourri She disappears in winter She wants to be alone But she'll be back To make you fall for The wonder of life and love The beauty and sensuality Of Mother Nature's call
I wrote this some time ago but the picture is recent and the last coral rose for this year. Michel reminded me of this poem showing his last roses in France which are fabulous. http://fauquet.xanga.com/715362370/roses-in-autumn/
So I found Vlobb (he's the smartest of the Blogins) in a closet from hell I was cleaning out last week. I collect old toys and he it turns out is collectible...and fun for Halloween. His eyes glow in the dark and move back and forth and he has a pointed tail...I thought he was one of the monsters from "Where The Wild Things Are," but it seems (my son told me) he's a Blogin instead.
We (my son and I) saw "Where the Wild Things Are," yesterday and you need hankies for it. It's not funny and it tugs at your heart strings a lot. But it's a good movie and I would recommend it. (only not for small children)
(I took the Troggs Wild Thing and slide off as it was just too obnoxious for more than once or twice..haa drove me crazy)
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