The agonizing plasma consciousness can be.
Stone.
Slab of stone.
Eyelids.
Memory.
—C. K. Williams, closing lines to “Stone,’ from Repair
Credits: Poem Source – A Poet Reflects. Painting by German Aracil. Aracil is a contemporary Spanish artist, born in Alicante, Spain. In 1985 he began his studies at the San Carlos School of Fine Art in Valencia, Spain. See more of his work here: German Aracil.
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The connection between eyelids and memory – what we remember as we look through the lens of our eyes when their closed..
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yes, that’s it. (as I blink, reading your comment and drift back back back)
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with each memory, things are relived once more.
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
Beauty!!
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It is / they are / she is…
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🙂
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I think I’d need to read the whole poem to really get this.
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You have time. 🙂
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A very powerful mental image comes to mind when I see the painting and read, “slab of stone.” The back of a person in imagery often represents death or the turning away. Reflections on such memories become the foundation of our future, if allowed.
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wonderful insight….I saw the stone, and now I see your depiction. Powerful…thank you so much for sharing.
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