-Robert Burton, The Anatomy of Melancholy –
-Robert Burton, The Anatomy of Melancholy –
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How funny. I actually own this book. But I have been tearing pages out to make slap dash things from them.
Melancholy is beautiful, as long as you transmute from it. Or else it becomes self-stabilizing. And such a static self is false.
I worry whether your dark night is becoming too dark, too long…. I could be projecting. XO