"...The sky will be much friendlier then than now, A part of labor and a part of pain, And next in glory to enduring love, Not this dividing and indifferent blue. ..."
Oh my, one rarely sees quotes from Wallace Stevens, or even hears of him much these days. That's a wonderful line from a wonderful poem. 'tis a pity academia has deemed so many of the greats passe these days. It's almost as if the contemporary world of higher education is trying to emulate our Congress and Administration.
Nice photos, incidentally, but I especially appreciate the sketch which reminds me of Leonard Baskin.
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At first sight, I related the indifference to the building, but… in Monday everything can be
I bet it gets bloody hot in there on a sunny day! Cool looking structure though...very industrial.
an image that truly has industial strength.
Ed, dude, you are so linked.
Love your photography!
I would love to have skies even 1/2 that blue here right now...Mondays or any day!
Hello Lori,
Thanks for viewing my blog.
Its interesting how you used the hits to find me.
Is that other site with nice house and garden yours?
Anyway thanks for the compliments and you have given me hope for a red state...
cheers, happy 4th.
Oh my, one rarely sees quotes from Wallace Stevens, or even hears of him much these days. That's a wonderful line from a wonderful poem. 'tis a pity academia has deemed so many of the greats passe these days. It's almost as if the contemporary world of higher education is trying to emulate our Congress and Administration.
Nice photos, incidentally, but I especially appreciate the sketch which reminds me of Leonard Baskin.
Big Sky country. So blue... And probably hot and humid, too. Great combination of words, colors and shapes.
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