ANAIS NIN ~ UNCONSCIOUS DREAMS
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GEORGE SAND ~ ON LOVE
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LOVIS CORINTH ~ THE VIOLINIST
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MY LADY CHATELAINE ~ POEM BY COLIN DEMET
MY LADY CHATELAINE
Through the mists inside the darkest night
Be I strolled as a fool may do
I came upon a lonely place
Where images were few.
The breeze was cold …
Hold a humming sigh …
Ghosts haunting, whispering, lullaby.
Murky dew-drops ice bite kiss
Frosty white my trembling lips
Through shadows veils the fool am I
I suddenly began to … cry.
For in her eyes her pain was raw
Be a broken heart torn rose in two
Thorns talons claw forever deep
Bloods tear drops fall in a castle’s keep
A tortured woman full of pain
My Lady weeping
Chatelaine.
Colin Demet
(Copyright Wordcatcher Publications)
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LA FOLIE OR BEING CRAZY
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CARL JUNG – ON DREAMS
“Dreams are specific expressions of the unconscous which have a definite, purposeful structure indicating an underlying idea or intention. The general function of dreams is to restore one’s total psychic equlilibrium. They tend to play a complementary or compensatory role in our psychic makeup”
Dr. Carl Jung
Photo: Dmitri Kessels
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MARK TWAIN ~ QUOTE
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RODIN ~ EYE AND HAND
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EDVARD MUNCH ~ ETERNITY
Harpy, Litograph 1899-1900
(1863-1944)
“From my Rotting Body, Flowers shall grow and I am in them: this is Eternity.”
Edvard Munch
Edvard Munch
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DORA MAAR – PICASSO’S MUSE
A constant influence in Picasso’s life was the painter Dora Maar, with whom he had a parallel relationship (the closest was in 1930’s). She featured as his Muse in most of his Abstract Works and was responsible for documenting his most famous work “Guernica.” After the liberation of France, Pablo Picasso fell in love with a French art student, Francois Gilot.
Twenty-six years younger than Picasso, Maar was close to the surrealists. Her face and hands fascinated not only Picasso but also the photographer Man Ray, who took her picture several times.
When Picasso abandoned Maar for another woman in 1945, she had a nervous breakdown and became a recluse.
Photo of Dora Maar (1936) by Man Ray.
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