That was really wonderful. Thank you, Sean :)
They're admirable. Merci! :)I don't know why I'm so reminded of Chanteclerc."I'm singing in my valley hoping that in each valley, a 'coq' will do the same."And that's what people did... protesting from place to place to place. And not just young people!"It's in darkness that it's beautiful to believe there will be light."I hope it's not done in vain!
Except of that two protagonists to my taste do act a bit too theatralic / stagy it's thoroughly lovely.I am very glad you like it, too, Susan.They seem to be likeable, don't they, Claude?And yes, especially what's been done peacefully is not been done in vain.
That was really wonderful. Thank you, Sean :)
ReplyDeleteThey're admirable. Merci! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know why I'm so reminded of Chanteclerc.
"I'm singing in my valley hoping that in each valley, a 'coq' will do the same."
And that's what people did... protesting from place to place to place. And not just young people!
"It's in darkness that it's beautiful to believe there will be light."
I hope it's not done in vain!
Except of that two protagonists to my taste do act a bit too theatralic / stagy it's thoroughly lovely.
ReplyDeleteI am very glad you like it, too, Susan.
They seem to be likeable, don't they, Claude?
And yes, especially what's been done peacefully is not been done in vain.