— Cole Swensen, on Cy Twombly’s visual interpretation of Marlowe’s literary interpretation of Hero and Leander (1985)
(Source: poetryfoundation.org)
or: no past no future no problem
2011/04/25
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Lisse, Netherlands: Fields of tulips and other colourful flowers are seen from the air. (Robin Utrecht)
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What did you lose … is the sound of the sea. And why from a tower does an ocean seem to stumble, to fall on its knees and bleed a pure thin salt that could have stained a cheek had she been inclined, but not she, who decided, after all, to go with him. That’s what grief is, an accompaniment.
— Cole Swensen, on Cy Twombly’s visual interpretation of Marlowe’s literary interpretation of Hero and Leander (1985)
— Cole Swensen, on Cy Twombly’s visual interpretation of Marlowe’s literary interpretation of Hero and Leander (1985)
2011/02/19
Britta Jaschinski, Out of the Ashes
NHM Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2010 competition
