two points of view
goals shift in the dawn
like wayward arrows
we live together
Eeyore, Winnie and I
in one soul
glimpsing illumination
while – bemoaning thorny paths
© G.s.k. ‘15
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🙂 A lovely read.
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Thanks Chris … I’m happy you liked it!
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EEYORE! Any post with Eeyore gets two thumbs up!!!
But yes – what a fun way to talk about those inner battles. Love it! 🙂
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Thanks Jen … those two creatures have accompanied me forever … besides I think I’m married to Eeyore’s human counterpart …
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[oh dear!]
This is funny — because I have a TON of Eeyore stuff at home — everyone says I’m *just like Eeyore*!
But hey — Eeyore sends a hug to Pooh 😉
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LOL … don’t know why, but you don’t give me the impression at of the Eeyore type … I’d rather be Tigger … of course I don’t have the spring in my tail 😉
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Alas, I’ve lost a lot of the spring in my tail, too >:)
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So nice to see Eeyore smiling…I actually collect Eeyore for a relative.
Over the years they are amazed I haven’t sent the same thing twice.
They even have a child’s Duplo Lego set with Eeyore… But then since Disney has gotten into the Winnie the Pooh characters one can find them almost any and everywhere…
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I’ve got a few myself … and Winnie too .. yes thanks to Disney it isn’t hard to find stuff with these two and the others as well … thanks for stopping by!
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Interesting. Guess some days people are more Eeyore than Winnie. Always wondered if each of the 100 Acre Wood characters was a personality trait of Christopher Robbin. Probably a paper out on that because it seems too easy.
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Probably more a character traits of how his father saw him … but very sub-conscious – I prefer to think that he just like telling his son bed-time stories 😉 but I’m sure there is some academic somewhere who tried to pull out the hidden meanings of the stories.
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Oh yeah. Forgot they were written for the author’s son. Perhaps general aspects of all children then. I can figure out most of them. Not sure about Roo and Winnie though.
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Hard telling but Milne based his characters on his son’s stuffed toys … Winnie went everywhere with his son when he was small … Roo is the bright sort of kid type – you know, I never thought to ask myself the inner meanings behind his characters … strange.
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Interesting. 🙂
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