Image: V&A.
Image: V&A.
Paul Valéry, Untitled notebook (transl. Nathaniel Rudavsky-Brody)
Paul Valéry, Untitled notebook (transl. Nathaniel Rudavsky-Brody)
of a far-off magic
of a far-off magic
Great Grandmother Agnès Thérèse (from France): “looked rather like Queen Victoria, placid & maternal, and was followed to Mass (so my father often told me) by her fourteen cats.” (p18) 🐈⬛
Great Grandmother Agnès Thérèse (from France): “looked rather like Queen Victoria, placid & maternal, and was followed to Mass (so my father often told me) by her fourteen cats.” (p18) 🐈⬛
Let a vine grow.
Water every day.
The first stanza - till the vine spreads.
The second stanza - till the vine withers.
The third stanza- till the wall vanished.
Let a vine grow.
Water every day.
The first stanza - till the vine spreads.
The second stanza - till the vine withers.
The third stanza- till the wall vanished.
Rainer Maria Rilke, in a letter to his wife, the sculptor Clara Rilke, on January 1, 1907
(Translated by Jane Bannard Greene and M.D. Herter Norton)
#everynightapoem #january
Rainer Maria Rilke, in a letter to his wife, the sculptor Clara Rilke, on January 1, 1907
(Translated by Jane Bannard Greene and M.D. Herter Norton)
#everynightapoem #january