
Down Athenaeum Lane to the cathedral
Through the churchyard I wandered
Sat for a spell there and I pondered
My back to the gates of the garden
My back to the gates of the garden
My back to the gates of the garden
Fugitive fathers, sickly infants, decent mothers
Runaways and suicidal lovers
Assorted boxes of ordinary bones
Of aborted plans and sudden shattered hopes
In unlucky rows, up to the gates of the garden
In unhappy rows, up to the gates of the garden
In unlucky rows, up to the gates of the garden
Won't you meet me at the gates?
Won't you meet me at the gates?
Won't you meet me at the gates to the garden?
Beneath the creeping shadow of the tower
The bell from St.Edmunds informs me of the hour
I turn to find you waiting there for me
In sunlight and I see the way that you breathe
Alive and leaning on the gates of the garden
Alive and leaning on the gates of the garden
Alive and leaning on the gates of the garden
Leave these ancient places to the angels
Let the saints attend to their keeping of the cathedrals
And leave the dead beneath the ground so cold
For God is in this hand that I hold
As we open up the gates of the garden
Won't you meet me at the gates?
Won't you meet me at the gates?
Won't you meet me at the gates to the garden?
(Lyrics off 'No More Shall We Part', Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 2001)
The official business..
Having previous experience with reading friends' blogs, but never being a "blogger" myself, I found it quite straightforward creating this blog account; the hardest part, as 'Quantum of useless' mentioned, was deciding on the name or a visual theme for my blog.
Once I settled on this, I've had fun playing with embedding gadgets, hyperlinking and trying out different graphic layouts. I look forward to finding out more about some of the other web tools that I'm less savvy with!
Hi
ReplyDeleteGreat to see that you are up a blogging for tne new Web2.0 programme. I like your song and the lyrics. However to complete week 1 you need create a Post on your Blog. In approximately 50 words, reflecting on what you did.....how you could use this in your role....what worked for you...and what didn't....what surprised you....and what amazed you etc. We look forward to reading your comments :-)
Oh I didn't realise. I've added this comment to the post now.
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