and stitch me the fabric of fall

[kethlenda]

This morning, I was cold as I prepared my morning coffee and sat down for a few minutes of reading. It was a good feeling. I need to remind myself to wash my "reading shawl" (though it could be just as accurately described as my "surfing the internet shawl"). This is a hideous, bulky, raggedy sweater-y shawl that would make me look like a bag lady

Comments

[david_ackerman]

My god but your title is beautiful. Where did you get that phrase? It should be a part of a poem. (If by chance that is your phrase, well, darn it, you've got a poem that you must write for me . . . NOW! And if someone else already wrote it, well, too bad, but I'd surely like to read it.

(Hmm. Note to self. K does not respond well to direction. Perhaps shouting an order, even in jest, is a poor tactic. A well. I always was a fool.)

Seriously though. It's a truly gorgeous turn of phrase. If you wrote it, brafrickingvo! And if not, well, you surely do have good taste.

Sincerely,
D

[kethlenda]

I stole it from a song called "Drought" by Vienna Teng...the whole line is "summer move forward and stitch me the fabric of fall." Definitely a sentiment I can get behind at the moment! :)