Friday, May 27, 2016

From The Song of the Lark


Willa Cather, The Song of the Lark (1915).

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comments: 2

The Crow said...

Good grief! Cather's words have described my feelings about my job (backed up by experiences) and - I am convinced - their feelings about me.

Spooky, Micheal; very spooky. I think the universe has just given me a Gibb's slap upside my head.

Michael Leddy said...

That sentence stuck out for both Elaine and me. In the novel it’s about apartness within a family, but I think it can apply to any relationship between a person and a group.