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derangedrhythms · 7 months
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Louise Glück, Meadowlands; from ‘Quiet Evening’
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potter-solomons · 6 months
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naughty boy.
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Meadowlands farm is huge?????
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woundgallery · 4 months
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Louise Gluck from Meadowlands
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Parable of the Hostages BY LOUISE GLÜCK
The Greeks are sitting on the beach wondering what to do when the war ends. No one wants to go home, back to that bony island; everyone wants a little more of what there is in Troy, more life on the edge, that sense of every day as being packed with surprises. But how to explain this to the ones at home to whom fighting a war is a plausible excuse for absence, whereas exploring one’s capacity for diversion is not. Well, this can be faced later; these are men of action, ready to leave insight to the women and children. Thinking things over in the hot sun, pleased by a new strength in their forearms, which seem more golden than they did at home, some begin to miss their families a little, to miss their wives, to want to see if the war has aged them. And a few grow slightly uneasy: what if war is just a male version of dressing up, a game devised to avoid profound spiritual questions? Ah, but it wasn’t only the war. The world had begun calling them, an opera beginning with the war’s loud chords and ending with the floating aria of the sirens. There on the beach, discussing the various timetables for getting home, no one believed it could take ten years to get back to Ithaca; no one foresaw that decade of insoluble dilemmas—oh unanswerable affliction of the human heart: how to divide the world’s beauty into acceptable and unacceptable loves! On the shores of Troy, how could the Greeks know they were hostages already: who once delays the journey is already enthralled; how could they know that of their small number some would be held forever by the dreams of pleasure, some by sleep, some by music?
"Parable of the Hostages" by Louise Glück, from Meadowlands. Copyright © 1996 by Louise Glück. Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, www.harpercollins.com.
Source: Meadowlands (The Ecco Press, 1996)
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rockhyrax · 3 months
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night meadows, DeKorte Park vicinity.
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sassheliosazuras · 21 days
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@vihola inspired me to do a crossover and have Selena retire to a lovely farming village in stardew valley🌠 , Jedi mom is having a lovely time exploring the new update and Meadowlands farm.
But the spot by the waterfalls is her favorite💖
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kikikakakoka · 30 days
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1.6 is so freaking cool, i love all the new hairstyles
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ecohoes · 5 days
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reached perfection on my Meadowlands farm today. I’m still so upset over not getting a second giant caulflower😭
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javieroverthere · 5 months
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A shrimp I think . .? Found this in the lynhurst Bergen community college parking lot in the pond close to the wall and one large tree
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derangedrhythms · 1 year
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Louise Glück, Meadowlands; from ‘Marina’
TEXT ID: You took me to a place where I could see the evil in my character and left me there.
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potter-solomons · 1 year
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in tongue and groove.
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it’s so funny when melfi acts so so so ethically while everyone else struggles to get through every episode without committing first degree murder
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woundgallery · 4 months
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Louise Gluck from Meadowlands
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feralchaton · 10 months
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Louise Glück | Poems 1962 - 2012 | excerpt from Parable Of The Dove | Meadowlands
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rockhyrax · 4 months
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Diamond Head Oil Refinery site, formerly known as "Oil Lake."
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