Fans of Science Fiction: Posted on 01/24/2018 by B Ursula K. Le Guin, the immensely popular author who brought literary depth and a tough-minded feminist sensibility to science fiction and fantasy with books like “The Left Hand of Darkness” and the Earthsea series, died on Monday at her home in Portland, Ore. She was 88.
And I loved the haunted chorus Who could look into my soul, But the fear that waited for us Shattered parts out of the whole. She was a pale lady Who could bind us all as one, But one more was one too many And now my lady's gone. Oh, how she loved to listen To the songs that I would sing, Her eyes would brightly glisten And the notes would brightly ring But she was a pale lady, Though she bound us all as one, And one more was one too many, So now my lady's gone. Go with God lady…May you find peace. I note that the NYT has done it again and said she was a feminist…. NO…she was just a damn fine author. Assholes looking through their rose colored glasses.
And I loved the haunted chorus
Who could look into my soul,
But the fear that waited for us
Shattered parts out of the whole.
She was a pale lady
Who could bind us all as one,
But one more was one too many
And now my lady's gone.
Oh, how she loved to listen
To the songs that I would sing,
Her eyes would brightly glisten
And the notes would brightly ring
But she was a pale lady,
Though she bound us all as one,
And one more was one too many,
So now my lady's gone.
Go with God lady…May you find peace.
I note that the NYT has done it again and said she was a feminist….
NO…she was just a damn fine author.
Assholes looking through their rose colored glasses.