Franz Liszt Consolations, S. 172, No. 3 in D flat major ,Lento, placido

You say you love, John Keats

I
You say you love ; but with a voice
Chaster than a nun's, who singeth
The soft Vespers to herself
While the chime-bell ringeth-
O love me truly!

II
You say you love; but with a smile
Cold as sunrise in September,
As you were Saint Cupid 's nun,
And kept his weeks of Ember.
O love me truly!

III
You say you love but then your lips
Coral tinted teach no blisses,
More than coral in the sea
They never pout for kisses
O love me truly!

IV
You say you love ; but then your hand
No soft squeeze for squeeze returneth,
It is like a statue's dead
While mine to passion burneth
O love me truly!

V
O breathe a word or two of fire!
Smile, as if those words should bum me,
Squeeze as lovers should O kiss
And in thy heart inurn me!
O love me truly!


....well,better to pull the blanket over eyes and ears and sleep
than beg for love...

negative capability

i came here because of this...see link

Remembering, Tomasz Stanko

Fragen, auf die niemand eine Antwort weiß

Henryk Szeryng, Mozart, Violin Concertos Nos,4, 5 and Two Rondos

stolen :-)

mozart's wings, a lightness sometimes near to unbearable,

other times a lift out of clouds

Wolfgang Muthspiel Quintet , Where the River Goes (Video)