Yo vi a Sabás, el negro sin veneno, pedir su pan de puerta en puerta. ¿Por qué, Sabás, la mano abierta? (Este Sabás es un negro bueno.) Aunque te den el pan, el pan es poco, y menos ese pan de puerta en puerta. ¿Por qué, Sabás, la mano abierta? (Este Sabás es un negro … More Sabás
I had not actually shopped, but came up with this: Red beans and rice with tasso Keta salmon sautéed in olive oil Purple and red potato salad vinaigrette with Creole mustard White potato salad in mayonnaise and yoghurt with celery and eggs Smothered cabbage Green beans Corn bread Lemonade from our trees That is a … More Le ménu
I am easily understood if one understands the reactions of abuse victims. Otherwise everything seems complicated and circular and incomprehensible and exhausting. I fear doing anything on my own behalf because I fear the destruction that will be visited upon me if I do. Acting on my own behalf means flinging myself into an irrational … More Une des versions originelles et plus simples (de la méditation de cette semaine)
Destruction came from the combination of: recriminations for being research oriented, multiple “boundary” violations, the internalization of these recriminations, the rage at the boundary violations which I turned against myself, and ultimately, the conversion of what had always been positive spaces into scenes of torture. That was the combination of elements. Condensing: boundary violations, authorities … More Encore une méditation
Axé.
I am looking for Hass’ poem on it. “Poetry proposes no solutions: it says justice is the well water of the city of Novgorod, black and sweet.” Axé.
This is someone I should study. I must examine his categorical rejection of “imitation,” particularly of European models — an articulation of 1840s US literary nationalism. His program for self-reliance is apparently obedience to higher law. “Plinlimmon’s snake oil,” someone said in reference to Emerson. Tell me about that. Plinlimmon is a character in Melville’s … More Ralph Waldo Emerson
This, concisely, was the message of Reeducation: you must be a child. But that is not true. Axé.
It is the same meditation: how one learned to limit oneself. How one was trained from the beginning to stand aside in life, to be in service. The reason I thought it important to study certain things was that I was so passionate about them that if I actually entered their field I would be … More Sagittarius, the Archer
He has it figured out. Axé.
coldhearted scientist وداد 