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Monthly Archives: April 2014
To Hope by John Keats
WHEN by my solitary hearth I sit, And hateful thoughts enwrap my soul in gloom; When no fair dreams before my “mind’s eye” flit, And the bare heath of life presents no bloom; Sweet Hope, ethereal balm upon me shed, … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Divergent, dystopian literature, Keats, poetry, The Hunger Games, To Hope
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Holocaust Rememberance Day
My next series of films about women will be about women in the Holocaust and women in WWII. However, that seems inappropriate for today. All that seems appropriate is this.
Films About Women List 6
1 How to Marry a Millionaire This choice will probably be controversial. No doubt there are people who confuse a list of films about women with a list of feminist films. I don’t care about that. I care that films … Continue reading
Happy Birthday Shakespeare!
Today is Shakespeare’s 450th birthday. As a writer, I should be jealous of Shakespeare. And yet, I’m not. I am just so thankful that he existed at all. There is no one like Shakespeare in the English language. I criticized … Continue reading
Noli Me Tangere by Titian
I believe this picture is at the National Gallery in London. I’m also adding But Thou Didst Not Leave Thy Soul in Hell. The singer has excellent diction. I can understand every word. Happy Easter everyone!
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Tagged art, Easter, Handel, Messiah, Noli Me Tangere, Titian
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Films about Women List 5
1 The Hunger Games This is a very recent film based on the best selling trilogy. It was the third highest grossing film of 2012, if memory serves me right. Starring Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss, it tells the story of … Continue reading
Films About Women List 4
For the last two posts in the series, I have posted films that were featured at the Cleveland International Film Festival. These films rarely (if ever!) get a wide release. So, these three films will be films that DID receive … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Award, All About Eve, cinema, Films, films about women, Gone With the Wind, movies, Oscars, Silence of the Lambs
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Passover and the American Exodus Story (Random Thoughts)
I always feel jealous of Jews around Passover. They get to have a Seder meal and they tell a really exciting, scary, and moving story. I even like eating matzo. (I know, I know.) Why is this? 1 Part of … Continue reading
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Tagged American History, Bible, Judaism, Passover, religion, Seder, slavery
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The Entry Into Jerusalem Fra Angelico
It’s important to remember that the idea of realism did not take hold until the 19th century. Fra Angelico gives his characters the hats and clothing of Florence.