A Lofty Hill Comments

Hi Kostas, How are you Kostas, my friend? In this space, we are not strangers but touching fingers through our poems, like a velvet ribbon that's there from birth, the end is attached to someone in a far place. May you soon discover that peace is not found in isolation but finding that person who is tied with you with a velvet ribbon, Only then can your heart rest.

10 for the poem,10 for the note and 10 for listening Hank Williams!

American Indian legend takes the whippoorwill song as a death omen. Somehow, the call makes us lonely, and has become a symbol for melancholy. Hank Williams and other singers frequently use the emotion-evoking whippoorwill in their songs. We should not be affected by legends but feel songs as they sync with our own spirit, as poems do.