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âThe End of the Roadâ
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Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574) âAllegory of Patienceâ (c. 1552) Oil on canvas Renaissance
erosion
Eroding roof and sky...
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Pointe du Chay -
Ce triptyque illustre lâauto-dĂ©molition dâune carte, celle dâune falaise soumise Ă lâAtlantique et aux mouvements sismiques. LâĂ©rosion faisant son oeuvre, la terre oĂč je pouvais marcher sâeffondre et disparait, et petit Ă petit, tout recule. Si la premiĂšre carte montre un fort contraste suggĂ©rant la violence du choc Ă venir, les deux suivantes font de leur sort une abstraction progressivement rattrapĂ©e.
I stand Facing the storms They wither me And leave me scarred For they erode me Of my weaknesses Of my helplessness Of my selfishness Of my sadness Of my arrogance And I am there laughing in all the pain For they leave me with scars worth having And turning points which are life changing.
Eroding my negatives away.
Wet World Series
 by Gretchen Heffernan
4.
You live in a house at the foot of Mt. Lemon â
the eroding profile of a chief on his back, staring up
towards the sky, seeing only the underbelly of birds, real or metal, snakes slide
down his nose like clammy currents of wind and cacti pierce through his
cheekbones like prickled warts, seeping red and yellow,
here birds peck and shit. Â
He is trapped by the world around him.
I bet you never think of him this way. Â
Because you never think of water, that flow from flow and into the greater,
bigger sea â