But likewise I could lean heavily toward specificity: "look at the beautiful unfolding foliage of the birch's majestic
rondure in the spring of a northern Washington sunset." And a reader goes, "Oh, that's lovely, but I have no idea what that experience is like." There is that tension of giving oneself over to the tautological, the abstract, versus giving oneself over to the concrete.
The almost palpable connection she felt to her subject matter can be sensed in the precision and details of such books as Long Island and Literature, and encouraged such comments as she offered after verifying a manuscript of "Thou Vast
Rondure Swimming in Space," found in a Long Island basement in 1986: "I don't know how to say it," Joann told a Newsday reporter; "But it is overwhelming ...
"VIETRI continues to sell well for me, as well as Dansk Rice
Rondure and Dansk Carribe.
CD cancer / dander CF cicer / filer CH caca / haha CJ coco / Jo Jo (PA) CL cacopathy / lalopathy CN comical / nominal CP crochet / prophet CS calcify / salsify CV calces / valves CE toc-toc / toetoe CG crance / grange CI Concan (TX) / Ionian CK choca / khoka CM codec / modem CO chic / Ohio CR conduce /
rondure CT decence / detente CW caca / wawa CY caca / yaya CZ coocoo / zoozoo
Near the beginning of The Ring and the Book, Robert Browning describes the triumphant product of Castellani's metallurgy: 'The
rondure brave, the lilied loveliness, | Gold as it was, is, shall be evermore' (1.27-28).
The eyes, whose exact color none of his friends could later remember but whose flashing vivacity none of them ever forgot, are pressed shut while the surface of the skin over the taut
rondure of the cheeks and the strangely emphatic mouth appears to breathe life in through every pore with what Keats himself once called "atoms of perception." The face is disturbingly beautiful; it is a face entirely lacking in those inexpressive tracts, those little fens of inertia, that often mark human features.
Charles perceives his marriage as the first moment of happiness in his life, and consequently reduces his world entirely to her: "the world, for him, was all contained within the silky
rondure of her skirts" (32).
That this sort of indifference to the object world could produce forms reminiscent of Aztecan and Mayan civilization was Keister's thesis, his "interstitial archaeology." From the titles of his sculptures to the peculiar blend of linearity and
rondure he gives his forms, Keister established an eerie resonance between our era and theirs.
If the characters are lost and helpless in what seems like a
rondure of Sisyphus, the writer is in total empathy.
The company introduced its frame line at the spring tabletop market with
Rondure, Origami, Tsunami and Tjorn.