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What I’m Reading: Derek Walcott's "Omeros" -
Walcott's epic poem of St. Lucia, but also of postcolonial culture, Homeric epics, the Revolutionary War, American Western expansion, language and art, aging, tourist economies, and a host of other layers is both poem and dream-state, compelling story and unnerving memory.
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Current reading is Derek Walcott's Omeros, a stunning book-length poem in which Walcott translates the Trojan War myth cycle to the contemporary Caribbean and his home island of St. Lucia. I've read many, many "reimaginings" of the classics, in nearly every conceivable period and geographic setting, and this may be the finest of them all.
painting my vinyl leather bag omeros themed!!!
my sketch layer
“I watched the afternoon sea. Didn’t I want the poor/ to stay in the same light so that I could transfix/ them in amber, the afterglow of an empire,/ preferring a shed of palm-thatch with tilted sticks/ to that blue bus-stop?
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Art is History’s nostalgia.”
Derek Walcott, Omeros
We shall all heal,
Derek Walcott, Omeros
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“The citron spring of a lime-tree dividing the sky in half dipped its divining rod.”
June TBR
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THE ISLANDERS: Omeros
ETYMOLOGY: References the epic poem Omeros.
AGE: approx. 12 at death - poisoned by the Medusoid Mycelium
TIME SPENT ON THE ISLAND: approx. 12 years
ROLE(S): Wild Onion Harvester
INTEREST(S): Strategy Games
SCHISM SIDE: Pro-Ishmael
TRAITS: Anxious, Obedient, Playful in an “annoying brother” way
True Neutral || Hufflepuff || Earth Element || The Ferret for Inquisitiveness
