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Tag Archives: struggle
undertown
in the undertown around the middle earthen jars the senseless struggle: i shall be released from this before the current pulls me undertown, around the rooting rockets way before the dawn of timing, when our cultured throats scream out so … Continue reading
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Tagged covertness, escape, imagists, Memphis, secrets, struggle, subconscious, surrealism, underbelly
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The Dust That Settles Between Sculptures
When you think of all the time spent constructing a life, each scene cast in its fragile plaster mold and then carefully chiselled and sanded away so the finished piece can find its own path in the world out there … Continue reading
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Tagged art, commitment, creativity, daily poems, doldrums, struggle, work
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Sisyphus
La lutte elle-même vers les sommets suffit à remplir un coeur d’homme. Il faut imaginer Sisyphe heureux. “The struggle to the top alone will make a human heart swell. Sisyphus must be regarded as happy.” — Albert Camus Each has … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, Albert Camus, happiness, resistance, Sisyphus, struggle
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The class struggle …
This week is “Spirit Week” at our daughter’s high school, and of course, as one of the beautiful people, she is anxious to participate in as many of the events, as enthusiastically as possible. I think it’s all well and … Continue reading