Very, very nice, Rose. Thanks for the post! How is this WOMAN able to come with such poetry? SHE sends shivers!! I'll check out the pink nuns.
Bree >[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:> > > > . I always liked nuns too........at least > > most that I was taught by > >Speaking of nuns: Today's articles Dec 13th >She conveyed this feeling through her manager, Elliott Roberts, as she left >her Los Angeles home for a month-long vacation in Canada. Roberts said his >client would spend most of that time with her family in Saskatchewan, >performing only once during the month, at what he called "a nunsb >convention >near Toronto." > >Not counting the performance for the nuns - one of whom was reported to be >a >close friend of hers - Miss Mitchell will appear in the U.S. only five more >times. > >and then there were those pink nuns in Philadelphia >Remember Kakki, I think it was you who posted a link to their web site? >http://www.fairmount1.com/pink.html > >A Melody In Your Name >by Joni Mitchell Can you still remember how it all began? >With clipper ships and pink electric trees, >Dawnlight on a skyline bridges' span, >Street light on a rooftop memory. >Then it was me and spring came, >Playing a song of spring rain, >A melody in your name. >Night now comes much bluer than it used to be. >The pink nun sings much sadder than before. >She sings that sometimes things aren't what they >Seem to be, like moons reflected on the sixteenth floor. >Love is no more, it's ended. >Paper and pins won't mend it; >Even the moon pretended. >There must be a reason, oh, there must be one. >Keep your answers, let me find my own. >Where do pretty stories get their endings from >If loving always leaves you all alone? >Kisses have shown me sorrow; >Love is a throne to borrow; >Pay for the loan tomorrow. > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
