Note from Richard Chase to Richard Trivette; undated
Item
Title
Note from Richard Chase to Richard Trivette; undated
Description
An undated handwritten note from Richard Chase to Dean Trivette. Chase recites a poem from A. E. Housman and adds remarks. The note is not given an MCR number.
Creator
Richard Chase
Identifier
AC133 Richard Chase Papers 1.2
Publisher
Appalachian State University Digital Collections
Source
Courtesy of Special Collections Research Center, Appalachian State University
Type
Handwritten Letter
Transcription
From A.E. Housman
"From far, from eve and morning, and you twelve wind ed sky, the stuff of life to [unintelligible] + me blew hither. Here am I. Now for a while I tarry, nor yet disperse a part. Come. Take my hand and tell me. What have you in your heart. Speak now and I will answer. How can I help you say, 'ere to the winds twelve quarters I take my endless way."
"oh when I was in love with you, then I was clan and brave, and miles around the wonder grew, how well I did behave. And now the fancy passes..."
For me, nothing has passed. King's X + you being with me there - and your letters, are a part of my very being, and have never diminished. Flowers, + music, and love and joy.
"From far, from eve and morning, and you twelve wind ed sky, the stuff of life to [unintelligible] + me blew hither. Here am I. Now for a while I tarry, nor yet disperse a part. Come. Take my hand and tell me. What have you in your heart. Speak now and I will answer. How can I help you say, 'ere to the winds twelve quarters I take my endless way."
"oh when I was in love with you, then I was clan and brave, and miles around the wonder grew, how well I did behave. And now the fancy passes..."
For me, nothing has passed. King's X + you being with me there - and your letters, are a part of my very being, and have never diminished. Flowers, + music, and love and joy.
