Dear Ann Marie, thank you for your lovely comment. I love the poetic words of John Keats. Did you saw the film 'Bright Star' of Jane Campion? I love this film... wonderful poetic pictures: she, laying on her bed, longs for her Love... him, the white curtains softly billow out in the wind...like breathing. Wish you a wonderful evening, ♥ Ariane.
I DID see Bright Star, and LOVED it so very much...I think Ms. Campion did a very nice job of capturing Mr. Keats's poetry and letters. It is indeed a beautiful film!
I am really...really so happy to have found your beautiful space here today (thank you for stopping over to mine). I was just wrapped up by sifting through your beautiful photos. xo
Loved Bright Star movie so much and love your beautiful post Ann Marie. I still exchange hand written letters to family abroad and I always get giddy when I see that I have a letter in my mailbox :) Happy Valentine's day to you! Natasha xo
Oh, this is a beautiful blog! Thank you for commenting on mine otherwise I wouldn't have found you. Gorgeous vintage papers and Keats - a perfect combination.
I love these images - I have saved the first one as my desktop background. Thankyou for sharing! I was in Rome last Easter and saw the house where Keats lived. I remember my English teacher telling us about the quote on his tombstone which reads, 'here lies one whose name is writ in Water.' It has always stuck with me and I always think of it whenever I see his name. Such a lovely post : )
Your handwritten note and these desktop backgrounds with the words of John Keats are the perfect inspiration. I love writing handwritten cards to my close friends and family. And I save every one given to me! I recently bought a notebook dayplanner because I don't want to use my phone any more -- I want to write down my plans with a pen and paper!
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what beautiful sentiments! thanks for sharing : )
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I love a handwritten letter! It's more and more rare ...
Happy Valentines Day! Beautiful post!
Dear Ann Marie,
thank you for your lovely comment.
I love the poetic words of John Keats.
Did you saw the film 'Bright Star' of Jane Campion? I love this film... wonderful poetic pictures: she, laying on her bed, longs for her Love... him, the white curtains softly billow out in the wind...like breathing.
Wish you a wonderful evening,
♥
Ariane.
Ariane,
I DID see Bright Star, and LOVED it so very much...I think Ms. Campion did a very nice job of capturing Mr. Keats's poetry and letters. It is indeed a beautiful film!
I am really...really so happy to have found your beautiful space here today (thank you for stopping over to mine). I was just wrapped up by sifting through your beautiful photos. xo
I appreciated your visit ... the penmanship is like a work of art.
Loved Bright Star movie so much and love your beautiful post Ann Marie. I still exchange hand written letters to family abroad and I always get giddy when I see that I have a letter in my mailbox :)
Happy Valentine's day to you!
Natasha xo
Oh, this is a beautiful blog! Thank you for commenting on mine otherwise I wouldn't have found you. Gorgeous vintage papers and Keats - a perfect combination.
what beautiful words!
Beautiful idea. I'm a definite fan of, shall we call it 'slow writing'. I'm sure you brought joy.
Just beautiful. I'll be putting that quote on my desktop for a few days...
I love these images - I have saved the first one as my desktop background. Thankyou for sharing! I was in Rome last Easter and saw the house where Keats lived. I remember my English teacher telling us about the quote on his tombstone which reads, 'here lies one whose name is writ in Water.' It has always stuck with me and I always think of it whenever I see his name.
Such a lovely post : )
Your handwritten note and these desktop backgrounds with the words of John Keats are the perfect inspiration. I love writing handwritten cards to my close friends and family. And I save every one given to me! I recently bought a notebook dayplanner because I don't want to use my phone any more -- I want to write down my plans with a pen and paper!
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