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[quietxwizard]

La Luna Me Saluda

La Luna me saluda Mi reina del cielo siempre a mi lado Illuminando mi camino, cubriendome con su manto de luz Protegiendome de todo mal Juntas cantamos baladas de amor y llanto

Le cuento todos mis secretos Igual ella me cuenta los suyos Me dice que sufre por como vivimos nosotros sus hijos En la autodestruccion y igual como deshacemos de su amada hermana la Tierra

Me pide que si algun dia tengo una duda que la vida no es hermosa Que la busque en el cielo y encuentre su maravilla Que por siempre estara ahi mi Luna querida

-bexxxi

[suissra]

We face the fear of unbearable weight: the weight of repression, the weight of constriction, the weight of government, the weight of tolerance, the weight of resolution, the weight of responsibility, the weight of destruction, the weight of suicide, the weight of history which dissolves weight and erodes meaning to a calculated construction of palpable lightness. The residue of history: the printed page, the flicker of the image, always fragmentary, always saying something less than the weight of experience.

Richard Serra

[suissra]

Everything we choose in life for its lightness soon reveals its unbearable weight.

Richard Serra

[suissra]

Much of what we know of the entire world we know through photographs.

Douglas Crimp in his interview with Richard Serra.

[suissra]

If the pieces are equally balanced, the weight is cancelled out, you have no thought of tension nor of gravity. The result is a hovering quality of two discrete elements touching in a suspended space.

>Richard Serra

[suissra]

One has to realize that stones have a certain life of their own, that they're not just a lower order of entropy.

Stones seem to bring into play an opposite quality of time. Stone, unlike man-made materials, is a primary material; therefore, it seems to exist not in a bracketed temporality but in a time that implies the infinite.

Stone seems to have an otherworldly quality to it.

>Richard Serra