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Poster for the Brooklyn Exhibition, 1921, Alphonse Mucha
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Anne Carson, from Glass, Irony and God; “The Glass Essay”
Text ID: Perhaps the hardest thing about losing a lover is / to watch the year repeat its days.
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In the teal whisper,
Of waking morning
I am the gentle waves that pad at the foot of your stairs
A mist into its well
Treading through breeze, or whip wind
I am the wolf in your room
Stalking your sleeping breath I have waded
through the endless shallows here,
Guided by bird call
To make love to you
In this shipwreck bed
At night, cormorants and turns would circle us
Swallows blue a-roost in its skeleton chest
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“Another Night Journey"
artist : Jeanie Tomanek
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Abstract bird Sculpture from malangan Culture Papua New Guinea
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Love’s regret
Tannhauser A Dramatic Poem By Richard Wagner Freely translated in poetic narrative form by T.W. Rolleston Presented by Willy Pogany (Illustrator) Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., New York
1911
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Now, wicker and willow I feel England’s yawn so I trouble you no more my darling I am returning to my violent sleep where dreams vegetate and blossom in my hands iridescent seashells My heart is blurred from a powerful morning that rises over your home. you, are wished well I, am slipping away through a rivers darkness.
2nd october 2019 at 19:44
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Turi Strano (First half of the XX century)
Dream allegory
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