-Yevgeny Zamyatin (1884-1937)( The Dragon: Fifteen stories)
Quoted from Goodreads
Fiery tongues, a hissing, crashing, howling all around
And what can men do with their spades, ditches, and pails?
The forest is no more, it was devoured
Perhaps fields will be plowed here one day
Or perhaps a city will grow up alive with ringing sound and motion
All stone and crystal and iron and winged men will come here flying over seas and mountains from all ends of the world.
.....the blue winter silence and the golden silence of summer.
Only the tellers of tales will speak in many patterned words.....
About what had been.......
And stately green coated century old grandfathers
They will speak about all this to us who have
seen it with our own eyes.
in a hundred years to listen
"There may be a great fire in our soul, yet no one ever comes to warm himself at it, and the passers by see only a wisp of smoke...." -Vincent van Gogh
Photographs 2020
*Yevgeny Zamyatin ( 1884-1937) , author of sci fi and political satire. "The Dragon" is a collection of stories published between 1918 and 1935
Very famous for his 1921 novel "We"
This helps so much to feel see and hear about the fires through these photos and words so well captured I thank you, Love from Trishxx
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