Adrienne Morris is author of the novel The House on Tenafly Road (selected as an Editors' Choice Book by The Historical Novel Society and a Notable Indie Book of the Year) and The Tenafly Road Series, the continuing historical saga of the Weldon and Crenshaw families of Gilded Age Englewood, New Jersey.
Adrienne lives on a small Upstate New York farm with her human and animal family.
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8 thoughts on ““Come, pensive nun, devout and pure, sober steadfast, and demure, all in a robe of darkest grain, flowing with majestic train.” John Milton”
Somehow I ended up unfollowing you. I am not sure when that happened. I would like to blame Word Press or my smartphone, but I can never be sure. At any rate, I am glad to be back and if it happens again you know why!
I think any young girl educated in a Catholic school (when they still had “sisters”)wonders at least once what it would be like to be a nun. Then we notice the boys 🙂
Somehow I ended up unfollowing you. I am not sure when that happened. I would like to blame Word Press or my smartphone, but I can never be sure. At any rate, I am glad to be back and if it happens again you know why!
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Yes, that has happened to me before as well. Glad to have you back!
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oh the foto, plus milton, genius~ ❤
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I think any young girl educated in a Catholic school (when they still had “sisters”)wonders at least once what it would be like to be a nun. Then we notice the boys 🙂
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Boy that guy Milton really knew how to write 🙂
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Yeah, he was okay. lol.
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Respects to the writer and his everlasting legacy!.
Best wishes, Aquileana 😀
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Best wishes back at you!
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