Out My Window
"I saw the crescent; you saw the whole of the moon."
What song are these lyrics from?
tags: Jaibhakti, moon photography, moon
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posted by Unknown at 6:41 PM
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
"I saw the crescent; you saw the whole of the moon."
What song are these lyrics from?
tags: Jaibhakti, moon photography, moon
"Even after all this time the sun never says to the Earth, "You owe me." Look what happens with a love like that; it lights the whole sky. -Hafiz
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8 Comments:
"The Whole of the Moon"
by The Waterboys.
Ok, so I've been reading a long time & I've never commented, but this is one of my FAVE songs (assuming this is the one you're talking about; there might be others).
I'm always wishing you my best.
:-)
I don't know, maybe jin is right. That is an awesome picture though.
How are you doing??
Mike
JIN: Hi and welcome!
You're right--The Waterboys. That's one of my favorite all-time pop songs. I don't think the lyrics can be beat. The coolest thing is that the day after I took this picture, I was watching VH1Classics and they showed the live version of this song. Awesome.
Hey--is your name 'Jin' taken from the Chinese word meaning essence/silence? And if so, do you do Siddha Yoga? In any case, that's a beautiful name. :)
Thanks for commenting. And especially thanks for the happyy wishes. :)
MIKE: Hey babe. I'm doing fine. I've been experiencing an absurd amount of pain this past week, which means my pain meds have to be tweaked--especially before my surgery!
I really feel in my gut that this surgery is going to make a great difference in my life. There is a 50/50 chance that it will, indeed, help me out, and I believe that the proverbial glass is 1/2 full.
Well, you know what I always say, anyways: if the glass is half empty, you simply need a smaller glass. No problem.
:)
Thanks for the comment. And thanks for keeping in touch; I know I've been MIA a lot lately.
PS WHY DIDN'T ANYONE TELL ME I SPELLED CRESCENT WRONG??? (I've since corrected the mistake.)I hate when I do that; I am a writing teacher, after all.
Hey Mike--you have my permission to reem me a knew one when I spell something wrong. I know that's one of your pet peeves, too! :)
Ummm, ahem, I didn't notice either!
DOH!
LOL...I didn't notice crescent was spelled wrong either!
It's quite a story how my name came about...lol. (I didn't know the Chinese meaning but I love it & am glad you shared! :-)
I've always loved the word 'intrinsic' (Of or relating to the essential nature of a thing; inherent) but I didn't just want to call my blog that....so I looked up the middle english version...'intrinsique' & I thought, perfect! Except that it was already taken as a blog name. :-(
So, I simply put the J in front (as my real name is Jennifer) & shortened the diplay name to jin. It's funny though, after I did that I realized my husband always pronounces my name that way! (He's from Northern England.)
I did practice Yoga....daily, obsessively, until last December 23rd, when I got a new puppy (6 weeks old). Since then, I'm afraid I don't even do it twice a month. I need to start again. I believe I was doing Hatha (?) Yoga.
I LOVE The Waterboys....listen to them ALL the time!
Ah, an in focus moon..very nice. I've never heard of The Waterboys, I guess I live a sheltered life or just too old.
Firefox 2 has a built in spell checker, which I've used to great effect.
As always, a pleasure and a pile of rocks.
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