— Pedro Salinas, a poem titled, The Voice I Owe To You, section 26, in the book Memory In My Hands: The Love Poetry of Pedro Salinas, translated by Ruth Katz Crispin
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— Pedro Salinas, a poem titled, The Voice I Owe To You, section 26, in the book Memory In My Hands: The Love Poetry of Pedro Salinas, translated by Ruth Katz Crispin
I...I...I’m speechless. It turned her into a magical girl.
Daniel Knox, Won’t You Take Me With You (H. P. Johnson Presents)
Le paradoxe du songwriter vaut bien celui du comédien. Il y a ceux qui cherchent à restituer au plus proche l’illusion de l’intimité, qui jouent le jeu du dévoilement privé pour mieux laisser croire à chaque auditeur qu’il partage, le temps d’une chanson, un peu d’un secret singulier et authentique. L’art sans artifice en quelque sorte. Daniel Knox n’est décidément pas de ceux-là. Pour son cinquième album en un peu moins de quinze ans, il demeure profondément ancré dans le camp du subterfuge où se regroupent tous ceux qui semblent persuader que l’émotion juste ne se conquiert qu’au terme d’un labeur spécifique qui engage une part de dissimulation, de transfiguration et de mise en forme.
Approaching Perfection: A Tribute To DC Berman
Sono passati appena un paio di mesi da quando David Berman purtroppo ci ha lasciato, ma sono bastati per mettere assieme una prima compilation di ben trentacinque band che gli rendono omaggio...
Did Shirou just fall into the chest with Rin? Are they trapped in the box for the rest of this event?
Looks like it’s goodbye to Shinji. He led a good life, well, he led an okay life. Okay, he led a life where he was a living person.
Is this a death note reference, because that looks nothing like the Death Note.
It is a little unsettling that she uses an assassination notebook as her diary.
I can’t remember if Kirei killed him. i think he did. I think Kirei killed him and that’s how he got so many command spells.