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Loves no not history

February 21, 2014

Bonds beyond bars Still from: Kolya by Jan Sverak

Czech Cinema, Jan Sverak, Kolya, Life, Love, Metaphor, Nostalgia, Philosophy, Poetry, World Cinema, Writing

Poetry in a Still, World Cinema
Flawed Beauty

February 10, 2014

Behold a flawed beauty, If not for its embedded piety, to which the eyes close in reverence For the perfection that was there; that is still there, Look! that is still there!

Life, Love, Philosophy, Poem, Poetry, Writing

Poetry
Smirks and smiles

November 30, 2013

life personified: recitation of insanity in all sanity one believes in Still from: Le Notti di Cabiria (Nights of Cabiria) by Federico Fellini

Fellini, Insanity, Life, Love, Metaphor, Nights of Cabiria, Philosophy, Poetry, Sanity, Writing

Poetry in a Still, World Cinema
I and Thou

September 8, 2013

one remains an absconder when selves within decline to be one Still from: Andrei Rublev by Andrei Tarkovsky

Andrei Rublev, Life, Metaphor, Philosophy, Russian Cinema, Tarkovosky, World Cinema, Writing

Poetry in a Still, World Cinema
Correspondence

September 8, 2013

Once upon a time love was inked everywhere Still from: 84 Charing Cross Road by David Jones

84 Charing Cross Road, English Cinema, Letter Writing, Letters, Life, Love, Metaphor, Moments, Nostalgia, Poetry, World Cinema, Writing

Poetry in a Still, World Cinema