Reborn again. Reborn to remake the world.

I was looking to the sky tonight hoping to find you in any of the stars out there.

Gerald Edward Moira (1867‑1959)
The Silent Voice
In “The art of Gerald Moira” from 1922 Harold Watkins describes the painting:
“The first picture, an imaginative figure-piece, was founded on these lines:
‘Thereto the silent voice replied,
Look up, look up – the world is wide.’ and showed a remarkable ability in the painter to take a given conventional subject and interpret it along his own unconventional lines. There is a quality in the picture which was well expressed by a critic, writing in the time of its exhibition at Burlington House: ‘In the blue moonlight, close about the dazed and doleful figure of a seated girl, a ‘silent voice’, or half perceived figure, whispers a coming comfort. Weird, haunting, fascinating it is as a page from L’Intruse of Maeterlinck.” – via

3/4 of the readthrough for chapter 19
time for bed
little more than 1/2 finished with read through of chapter 19











