Does anyone have any idea what the following excerpt from What If A Day Or A
Month Or A Year means? It has left me scratching my head...
"Earthes but a point to the world, and a man
Is but a point to the worlds compared centure:
Shall then a point of a point be so vaine
As to triumph in a seely
I read it as a ‘the earth is tiny in the heavens, and a man is tiny compared
to the earth, so get over yourself’ type of statement…
Jim
> On 10 Sep 2015, at 10:28, Rob MacKillop wrote:
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> Does anyone have any idea what the following excerpt from What If A Day Or A
ALL THE COLOUR YOU BRING
This composition is featured on the CD 'Stathis Skandalidis Plays
Gilbert Isbin' The score is included together with an article on
Gilbert Isbin in the new Quarterly (Volume 50, 2015, p 44), the
Magazine of the Lute Society Of America
'All The Colour You
Thanks, all. I get the picture, and it's what I was thinking, but it
could be clearer!
Rob
On 10 September 2015 at 13:15, Ron Andrico <[1]praelu...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
The text seems to play upon the correspondence of macrocosm /
microcosm, a topic much discussed in
non native speaker here, but I seem to understand it asking the lines
of Psam 8: What is man, that thou thinkest about him, what is the son
of man that thou helpest him
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