Only the few consciously romantic about it seekers will miss it. Maybe.
But thousands of others just will not hear it for a while, maybe even a year or longer:
the incredible squeeking sounds of the back gate of Ramanashram. How come?
I lubricated it a few days ago with the very same sweet almond oil that I use to keep my skin from squeeking too.
The sounds of the gate reminded a bit of this deliberately squeeking artwork of Tinguely that I once saw in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. Looked up one of his moving artworks for you, one with a lot of water! The Tinguely Fountain in Basel.
hans
O.K.
since it has only been a bit over a year ago
I can not but slip into the memory of that sound
nor deny that the foto’s you take and send along
have a very special feel to it..
how wonderous this communication.
ki chai!!
and thanks
R.
and by now
it looks like it is your second [if not the only]
home
the little village
throuhg the gate
behind the “wall”
the kids living there
their laughter
what magic!!
I found.