Summary
The website content is a personal reflection on the comforting nostalgia of watching Perry Mason and the impact of its characters, particularly the relationship between Perry Mason and Della Street, as well as an announcement of a series of poems written for National Poetry Writing Month.
Abstract
The text delves into the author's experience with the classic television show Perry Mason, equating its comfort to that of Nilla Wafers. The show serves as a soothing presence, especially during the author's recovery from surgery, with the characters Della Street and Perry Mason evoking a sense of security and care. The author muses on the real-life complexities of the actors' relationships, noting the professional admiration and unspoken personal dimensions, such as Raymond Burr's sexual orientation. The narrative is interwoven with the author's personal life, detailing the quiet nights spent watching the show while recovering and reflecting on the characters' dynamics. Additionally, the author invites readers to explore a collection of poems written as part of NaPoWriMo, indicating a dedication to daily poetic creation.
Opinions
- The author finds Perry Mason and the character Della Street particularly comforting and reminiscent of their younger days.
- Raymond Burr's portrayal of Perry Mason and his off-screen affection for co-star Barbara Hale (Della Street) are noted with a sense of appreciation and empathy for the complexity of human relationships.
- The author values the sense of nostalgia and the emotional support provided by the familiar characters and storylines during a period of convalescence.
- There is an underlying respect for the craft of acting and the depth it can bring to viewers' lives, as seen in the reflection on Raymond Burr's and Barbara Hale's performances.
- The author is engaged in a creative challenge, evidenced by the commitment to writing a poem a day for National Poetry Writing Month, and is eager to share this journey with the audience.
