But let me not be absent; O that other madness…
Exploring the impact of disability and Parkinson's disease
Sunday, 3 November 2013
“O let me not be mad…”
Shakespeare, King Lear
When it comes, preserve me as I am. Let it not break me as it breaks my
body. When it renders me without control, then let me not be mad. Let me think
on beauty for beauty’s sake, leave me to explore and drag my moving body to
places of such possibilities that the world comes to rejoice not grieve. Let me
be bored by life as it can be for others, allow me to enjoy the butterfly that
lands on my nose, the sound of laughter and let me feel the pain of others.
Allow me the melting of chocolate, the wind in my hair, a touch on my hand and
the warmth of sunshine on my face. Let me be absurd, let me be profound, let me
be wrong. If this be madness, then we are all mad…
But let me not be absent; O that other madness…
But let me not be absent; O that other madness…
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