Affichage des articles dont le libellé est crayons. Afficher tous les articles
Affichage des articles dont le libellé est crayons. Afficher tous les articles
3.7.11
Indienne Rousse underwater
Essai raté de crayons de couleur : effet inattendu.
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11.5.11
"Words, words, words", said Hamlet.
and M.V. has used them better than anyone else to make me know what i felt in this drawing.
When you say 'I love you', do you know what it means ?
When you invoke God, do you refer to the irascible Jehovah
of the Old Testament or to the first principle of René Descartes ?
Words belong to a long tradition, they have had a long story. They have lived long before you pronounced them. They are crammed with connotations which blur their meaning, therefore they also have a great evocative power. You can never know what you are talking about, no one can understand what you mean ; but being the instrument of words, carrying their strength and making it ring between our teeth, are our only means of being part of the eternal beauty of poetry.
When you say 'I love you', do you know what it means ?
When you invoke God, do you refer to the irascible Jehovah
of the Old Testament or to the first principle of René Descartes ?
Words belong to a long tradition, they have had a long story. They have lived long before you pronounced them. They are crammed with connotations which blur their meaning, therefore they also have a great evocative power. You can never know what you are talking about, no one can understand what you mean ; but being the instrument of words, carrying their strength and making it ring between our teeth, are our only means of being part of the eternal beauty of poetry.
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