There’s so much drama right now, no wonder we need stress reduction.
Here are some definitions of drama:
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Do you see drama in my images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I search for “drama” on YouTube:
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These days, it’s difficult to discern what drama really needs our attention.
Thanks to Cy Wakeman and to all who are here for today’s drama, including YOU!
Everywhere we turn, Ann.
Too much drama, Mark.
The day will come when the story of Kilmar Abrego Garcia will be dramatized for TV – whether as a comedy (happy ending) or a tragedy (what we suspect), is yet to be known.
I hope it turns out okay, Barbara.
tomorrow, I’m going to see a drama acted out on stage,and looking forward to it being on stage rather than in the real world, thought it is based on a real world corrupt Detroit politician from a few years back –
Too much drama and political corruption around us, beth. I hope you enjoyed the play.
A little over halfway through National Poetry Month I felt like taking a break from drama with Philip Larkin’s “Sad Steps”.
Groping back to bed after a piss
I part thick curtains, and am startled by
The rapid clouds, the moon’s cleanliness.
Four o’clock: wedge-shadowed gardens lie
Under a cavernous, a wind-picked sky.
There’s something laughable about this,
The way the moon dashes through clouds that blow
Loosely as cannon-smoke to stand apart
(Stone-coloured light sharpening the roofs below)
High and preposterous and separate—
Lozenge of love! Medallion of art!
O wolves of memory! Immensements! No,
One shivers slightly, looking up there.
The hardness and the brightness and the plain
Far-reaching singleness of that wide stare
Is a reminder of the strength and pain
Of being young; that it can’t come again,
But is for others undiminished somewhere.
Wonderful. Thanks for sharing, Chris.