FWIW I'm also @theangler on Mas[t]odon. CU later.
Tao Te Ching 75 concludes (in Ursula Le Guin’s rendering) with: “But those who don’t live for the sake of living / are worth more than the wealth seekers.” The poem lists why “the poor” (the working class) are hungry, rebel, and “hold life cheap”...
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Fordism ensures the green forest depths are reflected as distorted shadows. Even the poor are intoxicated — intoxication and precision divide emotion whirled into rapture for transportation. Shells of people unable to afford cars will dream falsely to #transient music. #vss365
Prompted by my recent reading of “The Dreamed Part” by Rodrigo Fresán, I’ve embarked on a reading of the works of the Brontë sisters and two biographies. My first reading of Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre must have been in 1983.
