This passion was pure, tender, noble, religious, as may be found among some deep in the provinces, where the age has not yet come to doubt everything, even love.) For Clough, the tale by Houssaye from which he seems to have drawn his second
epigraph would have resonated for reasons beyond the
epigraph alone.
This aggregate which comprises of engravings and
epigraphs is related to the Sassanid era.
Epigraph is offered as a turnkey system, including design software and the exposure suite.
The word "tinsel" follows the lumen-eyed jaguar of the
epigraph. It is as though Waldman commences Jaguar Harmonics proper by distilling the sensitive perceptiveness of the animal's eyes--or of luminosity in general--into a stand-alone article of glittery refractive power:
The crucial part of the
epigraph is the second half.
If Cummings intends us to consider how our lovers may possess the attritional powers of the rain to transform, to destroy, Tennessee follows the
epigraph with a play from the center of which, in the character of Laura, active power, even small-handed active power, is as absent as the absconded Wingfield patriarch.
"In the Stunned Body" features a Richard Hugo
epigraph, but although Hugo factors into the poem's opening, it is the speaker's wife and son who provide its heart.
Inessa Medzhibovskaya in her recent study of Tolstoy's conversion regards the
epigraph as part of a larger experiment in which the extent of freedom is tested within a network of individual reactions to responsibility.
Summary: Richard Holbrooke, who died last week at age 69, loved
epigraphs. They are strewn all over his writings-poems and passages from Euripides, W.H.
(29) He is the source of the masculine language that she must rely upon in order to represent female experience; his is the Name-of-the-Father, deliberately invoked in the
epigraph, which creates the symbolic order that engenders O'Brien's novel and the subjectivity of her protagonist.
Holbrook begins with an
epigraph from Marian Engel's cross-species eroto-CanClassic Bear that claims "joy is tiring," and the
epigraph's associative border-crossing transgression sets the right tone for Holbrook's analogously strange and wonderful linguistic transgressions and revealing substitutions.
There will be an
epigraph near the monument, which would be made by sculptor Cemil Guntepe, and names of those who died would be written on the monument which will be made of marble extracted from the Marmara Sea.
