February 2012
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"Music," Mary Oliver
I tied together a few slender reeds, cut notches to breathe across and made such music you stood shock still and then followed as I wandered growing moment by moment slant-eyed and shaggy, my feet slamming over the rocks, growing hard as horn, and there you were behind me, drowning in the music, letting the silver clasps out of your hair, hurrying, taking off your clothes. … I can’t...
“Give back your heart
to itself, to the stranger who has loved you
all your...”
– Derek Walcott, from “Love After Love” (via proustitute)
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Rosary Collection
meghandrake:
This collection was inspired by Patti Smith’s Just Kids. For me it was reclaiming sacred objects of my childhood without the burden of religion.
Design : Meghan Drake
www.meghandrake.com
Photo Lilia Cretcher
These are neat.
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“I apologize to everything that I cannot be everywhere.
I apologize to everyone...”
– Wisława Szymborska, from “Under a Certain Little Star” (trans. by Magnus J. Krynski and Robert A. Maguire)
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From "If There Is Something to Desire," by Vera...
ecantwell:
7 If there is something to desire, there will be something to regret. If there is something to regret, there will be something to recall. If there is something to recall, there was nothing to regret. If there was nothing to regret, there was nothing to desire. 8 A beast in winter, a plant in spring, an insect in summer, a bird in autumn. The rest of the time I am a woman. 9 I broke...
January 2012
85 posts
Judy Berman: Please submit to my fun/painful... →
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judyxberman:
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS It’s Complicated: Feminists Write About the Misogynist Art We Love ed. Judy Berman and Niina Pollari “Listening to the Sex Pistols, trying to figure out if ‘Bodies’ was really an antiabortion song, I discovered that it was something even worse. It was an outburst of loathing…
Sounds like an interesting project here.
Oooooh.
Hmmmmm.
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“Q: What made you decide to start composing your own film scores? Was it out of...”
– John Carpenter, interviewed in The Quietus (via rocketsandrayguns)
My respect for John Carpenter soared after reading this interview, mostly due to quotes like this:
Your scores have been cited by a lot of modern synth/ noise/ underground bands as a huge influence. Are you aware of this? What do ...
