Finnegans Wake & Simic's Stone

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Finnegans Wake 

From bottom of page 279 to top of page 281 (skipping the footnote, done from last)

https://finwake.com/

"Stone" by Charles Simic

https://tpt.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/pe11.rla.genre.poetry.simstone/stone-by-charles-simic/

+interstitial stories / chatsplatsplay

(thx again Shadarko for the kick in the pants to start this series! and for everything, and for all the fish)

Finnegans footnote, hello

Hello again! A ramble and a reading.

page 279, footnote 1, of Finnegans Wake by James Joyce

https://finwake.com/

mad props to Shadarko! keep hope alive!!

Readalong ahoy

Hello!

Got inspired by Shadarko to do some reading aloud. 

For maximum calming / brain-numbing / mellifluous confusion, I'm reading Finnegans Wake by James Joyce. 

Here's a link to the bit I'm reading - click page 276

http://www.finwake.com/1024chapter22/1024finn22.htm

(even has handy footnotes if you want more sense with your nonsense!)

This bit starts with "Dogs' vespers are anending"

At the end, a phrase was coming to mind, but I couldn't quite articulate it. I wish I'd said "Remember what peace there may be in nonsense." (Apologies to "Desiderata")

Hugs, many hugs, the many-iest most-best hugs