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| mexico city 2004. severe tequila hangover |
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"In October he backed his ox into his cart
and he and his family filled it up
with everything they made or grew all year long
that was left over.
He packed candles the family made.
He packed linen made from the flax they grew.
He packed shingles he split himself.
He packed birch brooms that his son carved
with a borrowed kitchen knife.
And he walked at his ox's head ten days
until he came to Portsmouth
and Portsmouth Market.
He sold birch brooms.
He sold candles and shingles.
He sold his ox cart.
Then he sold his ox, and kissed him goodbye on his nose."
Ox-Cart Man, Donald Hall
and he and his family filled it up
with everything they made or grew all year long
that was left over.
He packed candles the family made.
He packed linen made from the flax they grew.
He packed shingles he split himself.
He packed birch brooms that his son carved
with a borrowed kitchen knife.
And he walked at his ox's head ten days
until he came to Portsmouth
and Portsmouth Market.
He sold birch brooms.
He sold candles and shingles.
He sold his ox cart.
Then he sold his ox, and kissed him goodbye on his nose."
Ox-Cart Man, Donald Hall
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| Giambattista Nolli's Map of Rome, 1748 "In Nolli's map the outdoor civic space is a positive void and is more figural than the solids that define it. Space is conceived as a positive entity in an integrated relationship with the surrounding solids. This is the opposite of the modern concept of space, where buildings are figural, freestanding objects, and space is an uncontained void. In Nolli, the void is figural." Finding Lost Space, Roger Trancik |
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