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[ "Neurotics" ] lived lives of "systematic self-restriction," and the result is that the less you do the less you can do, the more helpless and dependent you become. The more you shrink back from the difficulties and the darings of life, the more you naturally come to feel inept, the lower is your self-evaluation. It is ineluctable. If one's life has been a series of "silent retreats," one ends up firmly wedged into a corner and has nowhere else to retreat.
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Patti Smith, photographed by Allen Ginsberg
His caption reads:
“Patti Smith, Poet, 70s cult pop singer artist, early house mate of Robt. Mapplethorpe, Rimbaud & Wm. Burroughs devotée, retired 14 years from stage fame to raise two children, till her musician husband passed away. We did Buddhist Jewel Heart Center benefit performance in 4,000 seat Hill Auditorium together, she came from Detroit retirements to Ann Arbor’s Univ. of Michigan. Next day, signal new volume poems, Early Work 1970-1979, in bookstore, that night we supped at Gelek Rinpoche’s home, February 17, 1995.”
Eva Green in: The Dreamers (Dir. Bernardo Bertolucci, 2003). Source