Flakes of the life of a sensate man; random notes and pictures that endeavour to capture capricious thoughts, largely of unreasonable and mysterious origin, before they leave forever the wandering mind of a life pilgrim stumbling towards the point where parallel lines meet. “Give me the sensate mind, that knows The vast extent of human woes!” M. Robinson Angelina II. 1796
Monday, July 12, 2010
Jimmy and I
I am still reading William Soutar's excellent, 'Diaries of a Dying Man'. Today I read this: "What Joyce seems to confess is that he would make flesh a word and his sensations thoughts. His world is now inside his head and his true audience is only himself." I understand that and openly confess to identifying with, "What Joyce seems to confess". What better audience can there possibly be?
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