Nadia Anjuman Herawi
at Wikipedia
BBC
James. James Oscco Anamaría, repito tu nombre varias veces. Como una oración lo repito al comenzar mi jornada y le digo a Dios, a los amigos y a mi mismo, quizá para poder empezar a creerlo, que nunca jamás estuviste tan vivo.antonio pérez morte
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What certain poets of trauma intuit is that their old self cannot survive the suffering it has experienced without succumbing. Thus necessity permits and compels imagination to create a new self, a self strong enough or different enough to move through and beyond the trauma and its aftermath.Gregory Orr, quoted by Sam Hamill at Poets Against War
A shopping mall swirls around the corpse of a beetle...Poem With Two Endings
Jane Hirshfield
Poetseers
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Hirshfield at The Academy of American Poets
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Hirshfield at Ploughshares
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The Poet
Hirshfield at Steven Barclay - Titles, Links
15.3.06
The Crucifixion (details)
Jan Van Eyck
From Van Eyck to Bruegel: Early Netherlandish Painting in The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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"Money complicates everything. I've got a genuine belief that art is a more powerful currency than money - that's the romantic feeling that an artist has. But you start to have this sneaking feeling that money is more powerful. They constantly collide, these notions. I even toyed with the idea that having too much money was the same as having not enough."Damien Hirst, the world's most famous living artist, Observer UK 19.Feb.06
'In the name of the father'
sheep crucified and suspended in formaldehyde
13.3.06
Special train of Governor [Leland] Stanford, president of the Central Pacific, and {wagon} train of immigrants bound for California at Monument Point, a few miles west of Promontory, Utah, where the last spike was driven in the first transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869
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Victor Hugo
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Louis Agassiz Fuertes, whose life made other lives richer
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Birthplace of Thomas Paine, Thetford, England
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![Special train of Governor [Leland] Stanford, president of the Central Pacific, and {wagon} train of immigrants bound for California at Monument Point, a few miles west of Promontory, Utah, where the last spike was driven in the first transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869](http://memory.loc.gov/service/pnp/cph/3b20000/3b22000/3b22300/3b22385r.jpg){kind=link}
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Victor Hugo
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Louis Agassiz Fuertes, whose life made other lives richer
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Birthplace of Thomas Paine, Thetford, England
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