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Monthly Archives: March 2011
My Obiturary and Gabriel OROZCO
Today it is only my 41st birthday and I have thoughts about my obituary, (a distant family member aged 41 has unexpectedly died, she, the mother of three.) And it’s all thanks to the latest Gabriel OROZCO exhibition at the … Continue reading
Alpha, Omega and Epstein’s Adam.
This week I went to the Royal Academy of Art to see the Modern British Sculpture exhibition. There were several impressive pieces, one of which was Adam by Sir Jacob Epstein. Carved out of alabaster in 1938/39, all two ton … Continue reading
Posted in art, female discipleship, sculpture
Tagged Alpha, Epstein, Omega, sculpture
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The English National Ballet and Friedrich Ruckert
Black and White If there’s only one treat you shouldn’t deny yourself of this Lent, then It has to be this Ballet. It is an awkward ecliptic mix of the contemporary and classical and is by no means perfect. But … Continue reading
Posted in female discipleship, Poetry, The Ballet
Tagged ballet,, black and white, death, despair, Friedrich Ruckert, grief, Lent, Love, poetry, resurrection, suffering
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The Crucifixion
Bearing the weight of the cross Dragging through hopeless hope and humiliation Until broken of all physical strength Collapsing. Prayers aspiring. Nailed to the very wood with the iron will of Love enduring The wood once nurtured from the clay, … Continue reading
The Jungle and the Desert
Last night I watched the 1998 Terrence Malik film ‘The Thin Red Line’. This is a film that heightens the senses, with its beautiful Pacific photography, graphically intimate camera work, devastating circumstances and soul arousing script. I thought of the … Continue reading
Posted in female discipleship, Film, Poetry
Tagged Japan, Kathleen Raine, Lent, Love, The Marriage of Psyche, The Thin Red Line
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The Veil
Agnostic days of my upbringing Give way to emerging spirals of hope, For I know so well, that in birth, in death, in Love, and in Truth The veil is stretched so fine. It is, as if it were pulled … Continue reading
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