i too feel terrible after talking or tweeting too much. enjoyed reading this and your other letters. congrats on all the signs and wonders.since you covet silence, i think you may like nala sinephro's space 1.8 album and promises by floating points. happy new year Ernest.
(And yet I talk / tweet too much.) Thank you for reading, Lanaire, for your kind words and the rec. I will check both the album and Floating Points out. Happy new year to you, too.
That part of ‘Fool’ is a bit funny. I remember calling someone that, and if I had written it, I should have capitalised the F (you are Fool). I said, “You’re a fool, and I don’t mean to insult you. It’s a description of who you are. If I were to insult you, I’d want you to be pained and even go as far as saying untrue things. But I’m calling you a fool like the God of Proverbs. You can’t escape that. It’s a description you fit in.”
it is always a delight to read your essays, ernest. a mini-school, this place!
and i feel seen that camille saint-saëns's 'carnival of the animals' has a place with you. i 'discovered' it in october, i think, while journalling at midnight about my love-confusion and a spiritual crisis which is the core of my life. and i remember that when it played, my mind saying and echoing: "sad child, sad child, oh dear child, what will you do now."
Isaiah. Thank you for your kind words always. I am glad you like “Carnival,” too. It was a real discovery for me last year. Happy new year. I hope your year is off to a great start. I wish you God’s grace and blessings this year.
i too feel terrible after talking or tweeting too much. enjoyed reading this and your other letters. congrats on all the signs and wonders.since you covet silence, i think you may like nala sinephro's space 1.8 album and promises by floating points. happy new year Ernest.
(And yet I talk / tweet too much.) Thank you for reading, Lanaire, for your kind words and the rec. I will check both the album and Floating Points out. Happy new year to you, too.
That part of ‘Fool’ is a bit funny. I remember calling someone that, and if I had written it, I should have capitalised the F (you are Fool). I said, “You’re a fool, and I don’t mean to insult you. It’s a description of who you are. If I were to insult you, I’d want you to be pained and even go as far as saying untrue things. But I’m calling you a fool like the God of Proverbs. You can’t escape that. It’s a description you fit in.”
Thank you for reading. Better to see the fool in oneself than for others to see it. There is some foolishness in each of us.
it is always a delight to read your essays, ernest. a mini-school, this place!
and i feel seen that camille saint-saëns's 'carnival of the animals' has a place with you. i 'discovered' it in october, i think, while journalling at midnight about my love-confusion and a spiritual crisis which is the core of my life. and i remember that when it played, my mind saying and echoing: "sad child, sad child, oh dear child, what will you do now."
Isaiah. Thank you for your kind words always. I am glad you like “Carnival,” too. It was a real discovery for me last year. Happy new year. I hope your year is off to a great start. I wish you God’s grace and blessings this year.
Thanks for all your newsletters, brother. They really helped me.
Joel. Thank you for always reading. God bless you richly.