
Tell Her About It.
Song lyrics, An Innocent Man (1983)
To Libertines
Philosophy in the Bedroom (1795)
Tell Her About It.
Song lyrics, An Innocent Man (1983)
Mont Saint Michel and Chartres (1904)
St. 7
On the Death of a Favourite Cat http://www.thomasgray.org/cgi-bin/display.cgi?text=odfc (1747)
Bodhi Tree lecture (1999)
Context: We join together to earth the power of the season and to slip between the worlds, the voices saying to every one of us, "Wake up, you are it, you are a part of the circle of the wise. There is no mystery that has not already been revealed to you. There is no power you do not already have. You share in all the love there is. The goddess awakens in infinite forms and a thousand disguises. She is found where she is least expected, appears out of nowhere and everywhere to illumine the open heart. She is singing, crying, moaning, wailing, shrieking, crooning to us, to be awake, to commit ourselves to life, to be a lover in the world and of the world, to join our voices in the single song of constant change and creation. For her law is to love all beings, and she is the cup of the drink of life. The circle is ever open, ever unbroken.
Written in 1857, as quoted in ch. 87.
The Female Experience (1977)
“She had waited all her life for something, and it had killed her when it found her.”
Source: Their Eyes Were Watching God
Scott Moir, Interview for Wdish (2013)
Partnership with Scott Moir, Scott Moir about Virtue