Friday, February 27, 2009

Best Thesis Statement For Pro Life

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poetry is probably the hardest art. our classics of the nineteenth century they wrote even poems that five "necessarily" indicative or transformer? music example seems easier, which would explain to me how Ferré revives Baudelaire, Rimbaud, etc.. -But it is also possible that I am less inclined to taste the "fruit" of the poet, and before my youth was less pervasive, although more sensitive ...

poetry is the art more elusive. -As if the soul the truest never took any part in what tarnishes the slightest neurosis.
then. after. only the hand writes.

among many - I think currently Desjardins and Ferré - very few lines abound dimensional, very authentic breakthroughs of soul embedded in a more prosaic poetry:

because God will not speak in our way so "familiar", then it seems to me that we must work as a craftsman, caring, truthful, so as to condition, "in Home "the irruption of the Real in us.

this task as a poet, like everything that can be spiritualized - that is to say all - invites us to integrate more presence, and authenticity.

as and as I write this is particularly incompromission from moment to moment that seemed to fail me. I would say maybe a full transparency to myself, my motivations, and appropriateness of my inner dialogue.

course here is only a special case of "imperative" to live in mindfulness - mindfulness ...

Monday, February 2, 2009

Wisdom Tooth Extraction Hollywood Fl

Regard de Mille-Christine Jouhaud on a table Hopper








rooms for tourists, 1945. Painting of Edward Hopper



Invitation charming,

After my long walk wandering, I borrow the street bordered by a hedge of boxwood with a line, and found a home with white wooden facade, accented by contrast the moon in the night without stars.

Three windows on the floor and from one of them, the intimacy of a noticeable halo lamp.
rigid canvas blinds, crown their inclination to three rectangles as heavy eyelids blackened and a dense black. And adding in ancillary relief, the shutters remained open.

A blast pushes my shoulder, asking me to come closer to the house as the wind coaxes, playing with the fringes of the awning.
was allowed to it low over the bay, but the window is traversed by the inner light, the golden glow flooding the ground floor.

I went to watch the show which is offered in the window, but no trace human.

Nothing requires me redo them, then a question ghost slips into the night.
Do I desire to push the door? Enter
in the privacy of those places, whose invitation to rest is given on a sign near the hedge of boxwood.

"Rooms for Tourists".


Mille-Christine Jouhaud
Monday, November 10, 2008




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Glance Invitation text charmer!


Breath suspended

apnea in contemplation

son gossamer texture

delicate restraint

into interrogation presage a hidden beyond ...

Marie-Lydie Joffre




Discover texts Mille-Christine Jouhaud on the site of the writing workshop, Menahem Carole Lilin










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