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| | | From: Susan (Original Message) | Sent: 3/3/2002 11:45 PM |
Night in the South by the gulf abundance, unbruised lagoons, perching parrots orange green. straw winds stammering, chestnut equines turning into marjoram forests, trawlers, nets fan coral - with the rhythm
of the sea - and megalithic cuneiforms curving along outlying blue. 3/2/02 Copyright©2002 Susan Katz. All rights reserved. |
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| | | From: Connor | Sent: 3/6/2002 10:04 PM |
Yes Susan YES! Excellant delivery. You have a beguiling tone...like Circe no doubt. If I were Odysseus I would find it hard to resist that treacherous cave, if such a voice issued from there!. And vastly more artistic and dramatic than my reading. Well done. You must have acted before I reckon to have trained your voice like that. Connor |
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| | | From: Susan | Sent: 3/7/2002 3:42 AM |
speaking of Circe.. i'm trying to recall the Circ[l]e designated by Dante for the Flatterers? hahaha thanks. i've done my share - on stage and off. thanks again, connor - glad you liked it. susan |
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| | | From: helen | Sent: 3/8/2002 5:08 AM |
Wow.....that sounds like it could be the background for a Victoria's Secrets commercial.....very provocative. thank you.......dw |
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| | | From: suzanne | Sent: 3/8/2002 5:39 AM |
thanks helen - someone once said that i had a beguiling tone...like Circe no doubt. but i don't think so. Circe could turn men into swine. poor sorceress, she didn't realize that most men were already in that state. suze ;) |
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| | | From: Connor | Sent: 3/8/2002 7:56 AM |
HOY!! HERE NOW!! Less of that!
You're offending me and my male bretheren Connor p.s. I'm off on me trotters to work,
Oink oink rootle rootle for truffles O! |
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| | | From: suzanne | Sent: 3/9/2002 5:09 AM |
hahaha yo! g'wan 'n git yer strings fixed! haha suze |
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