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A borrowed poem, a borrowed image
for white/gold brilliance. You (you) know this light I am talking about, the glow. (She-bear Capi grumbles berrybellied and impatient for me, so today h e r e space goes to white/gold.) For peaceful fortitude and an intelligent heart, the … Continue reading
From the rug: A note on Levinas on time
Michael Morgan on Levinas: Levinas actually says precisely this: ‘The future that death gives the future of the event, is not yet time.’ . . . ‘[T]he condition of time lies in the relationship between humans or in history.’” This post … Continue reading
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Tagged Blanchet, Capi, Emmanuel Levinas, literature, Michael Morgan, phenomenology, relationship, The Curve of Time, time
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A change of plans and four haiku
Just when you pin something down up it comes again to stab you in the heel, which can be just the thing on a nameless November week of mornings that never were, that drag you dreaming across the floor with … Continue reading
