NP nor Pandemic. We can all talk about this new song and why Bob released it now?
ish mailian
ishmailian at gmail.com
Mon Mar 30 17:44:45 UTC 2020
As I listen and read D's MMF I hear a Big We
So, lookin back at what d said about oswald
then wrote to explain and expound
he talked about the WE, and he rejected the WE,
and he foregrounded I
but here he's so much older now and lookin back at when he was so much
younger then,
so was the nation, young, younger than We are now
https://www.corliss-lamont.org/dylan.htm
when I spoke of Lee Oswald, I was speakin of the times
I was not speakin of his deed if it was his deed.
the deed speaks for itself
but I am sick
so sick
at hearin "we all share the blame" for every
church bombing, gun battle, mine disaster,
poverty explosion, an president killing that
comes about.
it is so easy t say "we" an bow our heads together
I must say "I" alone an bow my head alone
for it is I alone who is livin my life
I have beloved companions but they do not
eat nor sleep for me
an even they must say "I"
yes if there's violence in the times then
there must be violence in me
I am not a perfect mute.
I hear the thunder an I cant avoid hearin it
once this is straight between us, it's then an
only then that we can say "we" an really mean
it... an go on from there t do something about
it
On Sun, Mar 29, 2020 at 7:51 AM Thomas Eckhardt
<thomas.eckhardt at uni-bonn.de> wrote:
>
> Am 28.03.2020 um 11:52 schrieb Mark Kohut:
>
> > Kennedy as the Camelot King, remember? embodying the hearts of all in
> > the land......with all that Golden Bough stuff about
> > kings in their towers and the newly sprung land--which we know TRP used
> > .....the land as fertile, alive, the people happy under the Good King....
>
> I suggest that, say, "JFK and the Unspeakable", "The Last Investigation"
> or perhaps even Oliver Stone's "JFK" are much more relevant here than
> "The Golden Bough" or "From Ritual to Romance". You won't find the magic
> bullet, the patsy, the three tramps or the triple underpass in Frazier
> or Weston.
>
> The words on the page first, archetypal criticism later...
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