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Whilst I’m on a pause from things, hither are 3 meditations - on ageing too embarrassment, infirmity too fearfulness too revelatory celebration! In this gild - Maria Lassnig, Philip Larkin too Leonora Carrington. In their ain ways, all are provocative too sublime. Lassnig is exhibited HERE. The wonderful Hearing Trumpet - well, you lot tin purchase it online - too for those of us working inwards the context of ageing too institutionalisation - it's a wonderful treat.
Maria Lassnig, Hospital 2005, stone oil on canvas, 150 x 200 cm © Maria Lassnig Foundation
Heads inwards the Women's Ward
On pillow afterwards pillow lies
The wild white pilus too staring eyes;
Jaws stand upward open; necks are stretched
With every tendon sharply sketched;
A bearded oral fissure talks silently
To somebody no i else tin see.
Sixty years agone they smiled
At lover, husband, first-born child.
Smiles are for youth. For onetime historic catamenia come
Death's terror too delirium.”
Philip Larkin, Collected Poems
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Reviewed by Dul
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May 25, 2018
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