Blogs about: Ralph Waldo Emerson
Let Go Whatever is Holding You Back
kswpgoodfriends wrote 17 hours ago: Consider this passage more figuratively – as if God were asking you if you’d like to be … more →
Compounded addiction: Techno+Luxury in Berlin
stripedcat wrote 1 day ago: I’m back after having spent 2 days in Berlin for…work. Wow, that was exciting! Kein leis … more →
Weeding Project!
Tom Rink wrote 3 days ago: “What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered.” — Ralph Wald … more →
Sometimes The Truth Hurts
michellekswp wrote 3 days ago: Sometimes, the truth hurts. Even the twelve men closest to Jesus had a hard time hearing it. If trut … more →
The Conduct of Life
arnulfo wrote 6 days ago: Ralph Waldo Emerson We ascribe beauty to that which is simple, which has no superfluous parts; which … more →
Look this way, please
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John Zimmer wrote 6 days ago: Perhaps you have noticed that the tag line for this blog is a quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson: … more →
Metaphysician, Quit Healin' Thyself
anagramsci wrote 1 week ago: King Vidor’s Truth and Illusion (1964–no IMDB entry!!!) treats the viewer to the remarka … more →
Always...
Sheila wrote 1 week ago: have something beautiful insight, even if it’s just a daisy in a jelly glass. The beauty of th … more →
Wednesday Wordplay: “Crow in the company of cocks” – Malayan Proverb
Theater Blog wrote 1 week ago: Inspirational Quotes Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men’s blood … more →
The Definition of Success
Emily wrote 1 week ago: This quote pretty much sums up the conclusion I have come to about life at the moment. It is widely … more →
'K, let's get Vidorganized
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anagramsci wrote 1 week ago: Keep those curtains wide open. There’ll be plenty to see (and discuss) around here for the nex … more →
Starry, Starry Night
tuesdaymidnight wrote 1 week ago: “When it is darkest, men see the stars.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson “We are all in the … more →
DAVID LEHMAN TO WILLIAM LOGAN: WAAAAAHH!
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thomasbrady wrote 1 week ago: David Lehman uses half his introduction to Best American Poetry 2009 to attack William Logan. Now we … more →
Parker's Kaleidoscope
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Ben Friedlander wrote 1 week ago: Theodore Parker at Age 39 In 1859, no longer able to speak from a pulpit (he had TB), Theodore Parke … more →
“There is no question that the power to throw your sitter into a receptive mood by a pass or two which shall give you his virgin attention is necessary to any artist."
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Mark wrote 1 week ago: John Jay Chapman (from the photograph reprinted in "John Jay Chapman & His Letters," e … more →
from harold bloom's anxiety of influence: clinamen, or poetic misprision & milton's paradise lost
peter wrote 2 weeks ago: Clinamen, which is poetic misreading or misprision proper; I take the word from Lucretius, where it … more →
Sad To The Brink of Fear
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anagramsci wrote 2 weeks ago: Oil up your rubber plant leaves, we’re in for a vertiginous afternoon… Inspired by David … more →
TFT - Ralph Waldo Emerson
isisaurusrex wrote 2 weeks ago: People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of their character. Ralp … more →
bright star
hanajoey wrote 2 weeks ago: Bright star, would I were stedfast as thou art– Not in lone splendour hung aloft the night And … more →
