Crossing Borders/Breaking Boundaries The Portuguese Empire in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries July 16-24, 2007 |
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SAMPLE FROM 10/30 The intoxicated body silences morality. The birds ice over, catch fire As we drank too many Rhode Island iced teas, we smelled the salty sea Our souls aflame, we stay hopeful
The birds ice over, catch fire The refreshing sweet smell of the garden as we pranced away the night Our souls aflame, we stay hopeful The warm earth lulls the birds' panic
The refreshing sweet smell of the garden as we pranced away the night Endless relaxed rolling over sea sound Earth The warm earth lulls the birds' panic Clarion skies burn the soul
Endless relaxed rolling over sea sound Earth As we drank too many Rhode Island iced teas, we smelled the salty sea Clarion skies burn the soul The intoxicated body silences morality |
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