Christy Brown Quote
Girl in the windblowing wide openthe closed doors of my life -which way are we going?Standing against the lurid skyon the stark brink of oceanarms outstretchedas if your love and hungerwould embrace the worldand I in my inner roomplaying my poetic premutationscan only look and ask the unanswerable.Brave and cunning I speak to my typewriterknowing it will not answer backknowing it will not replywhat I ask and do not want to hearas you with the vast sunset mergea multitude of dreams awayuniquely alone and outside of mein the purity and rarity of this momentimmeasurably beyond my love and my rageand with the dying call of gullsthe echo resounds:Girl in the windthrowing asidethe tight shutters of my life -which way are we going?
Christy Brown
Girl in the windblowing wide openthe closed doors of my life -which way are we going?Standing against the lurid skyon the stark brink of oceanarms outstretchedas if your love and hungerwould embrace the worldand I in my inner roomplaying my poetic premutationscan only look and ask the unanswerable.Brave and cunning I speak to my typewriterknowing it will not answer backknowing it will not replywhat I ask and do not want to hearas you with the vast sunset mergea multitude of dreams awayuniquely alone and outside of mein the purity and rarity of this momentimmeasurably beyond my love and my rageand with the dying call of gullsthe echo resounds:Girl in the windthrowing asidethe tight shutters of my life -which way are we going?
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About Christy Brown
Christy Brown (5 June 1932 – 7 September 1981) was an Irish writer and painter whose cerebral palsy allowed him to write or type only with the toes of one foot. His most recognized work is his autobiography, titled My Left Foot (1954). It was later made into a 1989 Academy Award-winning film of the same name, starring Daniel Day-Lewis as Brown.