What a splendidly moving book in my youth…
https://www.themarginalian.org/2014/04/10/dare-to-be-creative-madeleine-l-engle/
What a splendidly moving book in my youth…
https://www.themarginalian.org/2014/04/10/dare-to-be-creative-madeleine-l-engle/
“Ai-Da used data bank of words and speech pattern analysis to produce and perform a work that is ‘reactive’ to the Divine Comedy.”
From the classic…and, oh, how it moved me in college so many lifetimes ago
On a personal note, Tagore’s early letters have been a delight of late. Something moves me in his early, reflective writing – the discovery by youth of something of the mystery of self, perception and the world around it. On an extended, lazy river trip he writes –
There must have been some sudden excitement in the night which sent the current racing away. I rose and sat by the window. A hazy kind of light made the turbulent river look madder than ever. The sky was spotted with clouds. The reflection of a great big star quivered on the waters in a long streak, like a burning gash of pain. Both banks were vague with the dimness of slumber, and between them was this wild, sleepless unrest, running and running regardless of consequences.
To watch a scene like this in the middle of the night makes one feel altogether…
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