Books, what would I do without them? Probably talk to myself, I can spend so much time talking about the illusive sights that run through my mind. As a kid, I used to paint and talk to myself for hours, I could've written a whole bunch of libraries, with these talkings.
My friend
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, truly wrote to the ellusive mind. Not only he was a wirter, but also a Philosopher, a chemist, theorist, humanist, poet, scientist...
My fellow post modern poets would RESPECT that (aka Sage Francis, The Roots, Sixtoo, Ursula Rucker and such underground hiphop artists)
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (sorry, it's not like you get to see such a german name everyday) was a love at first sight for me. As a young girl who hoped there really is witchcraft and mages and dragons and Rapunzels, it was an 'approval' not only he refers to the greek and Roman mythology, he also gives a personal POV of his own personal opinions about the pre modern world, a world of dust and diseases and fear of the dark.
I am reding Faust for the second time now, every page is a new learning expirience for me, I could only try to reco
mmend, people usually tend to twitch their face whenever they see so many pages. Would be glad to make you. Really. I'm not kidding, If it was up to me it would be your next book report at school. Hehe.
So, for the easier part. I came across this wonderful website ArtMagick. It's a HUGE website for art masterpieces from the classic romantic period. When you open your FREE account, you could make your own albums with your favorite artpieces.
Luis Ricardo Falero is one of the stars of the show, some of his pieces are inspired by the book Foust.
Suppose I can't make you read the book, hopefully, Ricardo wil make you want to read it only just a little
With love
OpiumRapunzel
I'll post the photos of the guitar sooooon.
I'll post the photos of the guitar sooooon.
