“I write on these spindrift pages.” — Dylan Thomas
I… personally speaking, myself and not another; singularly and uniquely me
write… to scribble with pencil, flow from ink, or tap on keyboard; to make meaning from letters into words into phrases into lyrical language
on… immediately active location; ready position; prepared for task; alert
these… things here, not there; close at hand and possessed; opportune
spendthrift… who gives away freely, shares extravagantly; both prodigal and profligate (variation of spindrift?)
pages… leaves of a book, spaces on a screen, blanks waiting to be filled in with words and sent into the world!
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May 29, 2026 @ 21:33:31
This made me smile. What poet would not empathise? (But, although ‘spendthrift’ is lovely and works well, Thomas said ‘spindrift’. I wonder if you altered it on purpose / to suit your purpose?)
May 29, 2026 @ 21:45:23
Ha,ha…you give me too much credit…i thought it was a misspelling of Dylan’s quote! But i will keep the alteration 🙂