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An Account of the Catastrophe at the Flower Show
By Tom Crewe“My friend gave me the packet of letters to keep, and I knew that one day I would try to make something out of it.”
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By Zans Brady Krohn“Until now, I’d hardly believed that they could think, let alone create and then conceal elaborate lies about my life and my character.”
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By André Breton“It seems certain to me that, on the same walk, two beings, unless they resemble each other in some strange sense, could not possibly pick up the same stones.”
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By Alessandro TeoldiWorking in layers, Teoldi pasted dyed linen and cotton on canvas, adding texture with oil paint, charcoal, ink, soft pastels, color graphite, and acrylic gouache.
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“Nothing ruffled or made glare or could dismay . . .”
By John Berryman“His view of it all like a waltzing boat / found it well, whatever the sounding: / he rode it out on top.”
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Ode 76
By Ricardo Reis“I feel so very grand / at this solemn / and futile hour”
