La cage aux folles
Chris Andrews: Whew!
What beauty!
Knowing the background of Vie's diagnosis, one feels ambivalent -- one wants joy and beauty, hope and happiness in her life.
One feels sorrowful for Carl, because when he finds out he will lose Vie to her final illness.
One feels grateful and sorrowful for Kate, whose role in this is all good.
The reaction to the lovemaking is that of a man that loves a woman and loves freedom and joy for a woman.
You have written this most beautifully and completely and in so short space.
Thank you so very, very much for sharing of beauty, sorrow, love, hope, joy, and deep consideration and feeling one for another.
This little piece is perfection!
Thank you Armand. 😘
Chris Andrews: Whew!
What beauty!
Knowing the background of Vie's diagnosis, one feels ambivalent -- one wants joy and beauty, hope and happiness in her life.
One feels sorrowful for Carl, because when he finds out he will lose Vie to her final illness.
One feels grateful and sorrowful for Kate, whose role in this is all good.
The reaction to the lovemaking is that of a man that loves a woman and loves freedom and joy for a woman.
You have written this most beautifully and completely and in so short space.
Thank you so very, very much for sharing of beauty, sorrow, love, hope, joy, and deep consideration and feeling one for another.
This little piece is perfection!
Thank you Armand. 😘