Friends, please feel free to share the above image widely, particularly with any and all who may have Hong Kong connections. May the photograph and the words help strengthen the resolve of those willing to stand for their freedom, for their lives, against the march of tyranny.
Award-winning photograph by P H Yang, used with permission.
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When the loss will ever be lost,
When the wrong will never be right,
When what’s due will be dealt,
But the wound ever felt,
No sleep for the angel tonight.
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* for Monteverde’s Angel
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“He completes me”
—said the Sea of the Moon.
The Moon, he did reply:
“As she flows to my push,
As she ebbs to my pull,
May we dance ever thus,
Till the dawn rises full.
While the day may me hide
While she sails her ships wide,
She’ll yet move to my shift,
I’ll yet draw to her drift,
Drawing closer and down,
Till Time forces relent—
And into her wet gown
I plunge shimmering,
spent.”
~ Quent Cordair
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As It Should Be 