dear friends and fellow workers--

a phrase i used much in some of my visual poetry books and etc is this

To absorb darkness/until all that remains/is light.

it's the very old old school route

--to voyage through darkness--take it in--until all that there is is light--
(if one makes it through!)

one can find it on final (14) page of visual poetry book HUNG ER

at http://www.brokenboulder.com/neotrope.htm

(it is in vll. 2 of neotrope) or:

http://www.brokenboulder.com/chirot.pdf

the light/dark--one can also think of as not as opposites, but complementaries as in the yin-yang symbol

the voyage being a liminal one-

as for light in thomas kincaide--"i don't see it" so to speak--neither a naturalist/realist/spiritual light--perhaps the gleam of luchre?--or one cd perhaps call him the Painter of Lite--

the ponderous solemnity with which his work becomes enshrouded at times--is like a pastiche of any hefty tome on "serious art"--something smothering abou it--as though one will be simply extinguished--by the wopping amounts of his "light" canvases!--

i wd say though that until mentioned here i had forgotten of his existence!--after all, i do confess to not being able to see the light of his!--


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>Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Thomas Kinkade? Not the most famous. John Berger?Not the first.
>Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2004 15:07:13 EDT
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>In a message dated 4/11/04 5:24:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> > Well now that it  seems that it is I wonder where all this might take us
> > all??? Somewhere interesting I trust!
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>I always bring up Kinkade in my classes because he polarizes everyone-there
>is always some sweet housewife who adores him- and how do you dis mom? As a
>teacher I try to stay neutral even though in private I have deemed myself his
>nemesis. Madawg Painter of Dark


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