The magenta-colored spread delighted her taste buds.
Yehuda Amichai, who died in 2000, at the age of seventy-six, and is still Israel's most celebrated poet, possesses that natural style: a human being speaks, in frequencies audible to all, and the discovery is a spreading delight, a shelter and a steady accompaniment to our own lives.
Perhaps just about being personally responsible for these moments, this spread of delight?
The shallow vodka cocktails that we sink Here on the terrace at the close of day Are spreading numb delight as they go down.
Just ask the expatriate Britons who flock to "Tea and Sympathy" in New York's Greenwich Village for pots of Marmite, a yeast-based spread whose delights baffle other nationalities (and many of their own compatriots).
by Sharon Levy Hotel Timeo, Taormina The lilac peak of Etna dribbles pink,Visibly seething in the politest way.The shallow vodka cocktails that we sinkHere on the terrace at the close of day Are spreading numb delight as they go down.Their syrup mirrors the way lava flows:It's just a show, it might take over town,Sometimes the Cyclops, from his foxhole, throws Rocks at Ulysses.
Hotel Timeo, Taormina The lilac peak of Etna dribbles pink,Visibly seething in the politest way.The shallow vodka cocktails that we sinkHere on the terrace at the close of day Are spreading numb delight as they go down.Their syrup mirrors the way lava flows:It's just a show, it might take over town,Sometimes the Cyclops, from his foxhole, throws Rocks at Ulysses.
My joy will spread outward to delight others like the rays of the sun — a big, happy, money-drunk sun.
The glow of delight spread everywhere.
