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3 Responses to “Don’t wait for permission to be alive”
This was so beautiful, and the poem hit me like a wave (in a good way!). Could you type the poet’s name? Thank you
Hello Jon, the poet is Giannina Wedde (Her poem ‘Do Not Adjourn’ unofficial translation from German into English by Nirmala Werner)
Lovely liminal world I dropped into here a day or so later but I fully agree it never matters if I’m not at the Tea live because time stretches and yawns and drops into a liminal world where all is possible and and there I was with all of us together in the Grove. Thank you!
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