#kazimierz wierzyński

[claymotif]

orpheus but he's sisyphus

Ovid’s The Story of Orpheus and Eurydice (tr. Rolfe Humphries) / Spirited Away dir. Hayao Miyazaki / @mag200 / Jenny Diski, “Housewife” / Franz Wright, God's Silence / Adrianne Kalfopoulou, “Poem in Pieces, a Log” / Jon Ware, I am in Eskew / Kazimierz Wierzyński, “A Word of Orphists” (tr. Czeslaw Milosz) / @prisonhannibal / Aeschylus, The Oresteia / Ocean Vuong, Eurydice

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image 1: a quote from Ovid that reads: "And Orpheus received her, but one term was set: he must not, till he passed Avernus, turn back his gaze, or the gift would be in vain."

image 2: excerpt from the script of the film Spirited Away that reads: "Haku: But I can't go any farther. Just go back the way you came, you'll be fine. [highlighted] But you have to promise not to look back, not until you've passed through the tunnel."

image 3: a drawing, labeled in all-caps handwriting "a venn diagram of love vs. grief:". the drawing is a single circle.

image 4: an excerpt, highlighted and italicized, from Jenny Diski that reads: "People don't understand about repetition, do they? How it is at the heart (thump, thump, thump) of obsession; at the erotic centre (drip, drip, drip) of desire. You do, of course. Repetition is insatiability spelt sideways."

image 5: a quote from Franz Wright reading, "And let me ask you this: the dead, where aren't they?"

image 6: a quote from Adrianne Kalfopoulou in red text, reading, "Grief will keep you reaching back / for what is not there"

image 7: an excerpt from Jon Ware that reads, "Here's my question. If the ghost wants nothing more than to be witnessed, why would it appear behind you, not in front of you? The only answer I can think of is this: [underlined] it appears behind you because it already knows, to an absolute certainty, that you will have no choice but to look back."

image 8: a quote from Kazimierz Wierzyński that reads: "I understood the true fate of Orpheus, that [highlighted] love is a constant terror of loss."

image 9: a screenshot of a tumblr ask from an anonymous user who says, "What's the point?" user prisonhannibal responds, "of what? it's love though".

image 10: two lines from aeschylus reading, "Orestes: This was always going to happen. She's been dead since the beginning."

image 11: an excerpt from Ocean Vuong that reads, "Your absence has gone through me // Like thread through a needle. / Everything I do is stitched with its color."

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[ineffablelvrs]

was this the xx-lecie miedzywojenne equivalent of one direction breaking up

[merlinemryspendragon]

"Then I understood the true fate of Orpheus, that love is a constant terror of loss." - Kazimierz Wierzyński, “A Word to Orphists,” translated by Czeslaw Milosz, Postwar Polish Poetry, 3rd Ed. [insp.]

[capinejghafa]

anon request | kaz + quote

"Then I understood the true fate of Orpheus, that love is a constant terror of loss." - Kazimierz Wierzyński

[kylegallners]

MADDIE & SIMON AS EURYDICE & ORPHEUS

"the red string of fate" by safofive on medium/"wait for me (reprise)" from hadestown/school spirits episode one: "my so-called death"/kristian ventura during comic con/school spirits episode one: "my so-called death"/"the only exception" by paramore/episode four: "ghoul intentions"/"wait for me" from hadestown/margaret atwood/episode eight: "madison's body"/"a word to orphists" by kazimierz wierzyński (translated by czeslaw milosz)/@amajorsystem/"madison's body"/@aaronstveit/kristian ventura (psd credit) & screencaps cred to @argentangelhelps

[jackietaylorsghost]

jackie + shauna, yellowjackets / emily l, marguerite duras / just above my head, james baldwin / the affliction, marie howe / aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe, bejamin alire sáenz / a word to orphists, kazimierz wierzyński, tr. czeslaw milos

[chronicowboy]

Kazimierz Wierzyński

[bitwa-lektur-szkolnych]

Molier – Skąpiec

Kazimierz Wierzyński – wybrane wiersze z okresu emigracyjnego

[katt5673]

author Kazimierz Wierzyński

— a word of orphists (tr. by czeslaw milosz)

[afrodytis]

“I understood the true fate of Orpheus, that love is a constant terror of loss."

— Kazimierz Wierzyński, tr. by Czeslaw Milosz, “A Word of Orphists,”

Artwork: Deborah Bell, Orpheus and Eurydice

[dzismis]

Ciekawe artykuly zebral Adam Mer

Rodzina Ulmów, abp Baraniak, Hłasko i Wierzyński wśród patronów 2024 roku W piątek Sejm wybrał patronów przyszłego roku. Zostali nimi: abp Antoni Baraniak, rodzina Ulmów, Marek Hłasko, Romuald Traugutt, Wincenty Witos, Kazimierz Wierzyński, Melchior Wańkowicz i Zygmunt Miłkowski Wiecej TUTAJ Palestyńskie obozy letnie: szkolenie do mordowania Żydów Podczas gdy dzieci w wieku szkolnym na całym…

[ineffablelvrs]

tamto głosowanie sie skończyło więc czas na nowe :p

[pol-ski]

Mówi się – double talk, Śni się – double dreams, Żyje się – double life, Ale skacze się z okna tylko raz.

Kazimierz Wierzyński

[capinejghafa]

hi! idk if you are taking request/suggestions but i loved your kanej+hadestown gifs and i recently came across this quote: "Then I understood the true fate of Orpheus, that love is a constant terror of loss." - Kazimierz Wierzyński & i think it fits kaz really well. have a nice day!

hi!!! i normally do accept request. it's just a little difficult to be motivate to gif, but i saw this ask and i really wanted to gif it so i held off a little bit. for that i am so sorry! and thank you for your kind words. i think kaz would be a great orpheus!

[polish-poets-blog]

Usta twoje całując

Usta twoje się snują, usta twe się wodzą, Jak dwa ptaki różowe, po mnie lekko chodzą, Jak dwa światła natchnione, oczu dotykają, Usta twe mnie zabrały, usta twe mnie mają.

Jak wyznania wstydliwe, jak szepty szalone, Powtarzam w ustach twoje usta niezliczone, Od uśmiechu w kącikach do smaku języka - Usta twoje całują i świat cały znika.

Kazimierz Wierzyński

[chwytajac-szczescie]

Jak płomień, przylgnąć wzdłuż twojego ciała, Dotknąć się ciepłej, woniejącej skóry, W ramiona wpleść się i, jak oszalała Burza, w pocałunków rzucić się wichury! Całować szepty, i krzyk tw��j i śmiechy, W krew twą się wessać i w świętym zachwycie Upić się tymi grającymi echy, Które wydziera os wieczności życie!

Kazimierz Wierzyński