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To Whom He LookedWhen Carl Jung was ten he carved the shape of a man out of the extremity of a ruler, painted organ of sights a nose, a mouth, hair, made a little bed, small sworded him in, hid him in the attic, told no single and went back into the world holding the image of the little man who slept in the privy place waiting only for Carl. When he stood in the seminary yard alone surrounded by the agency of boys who taunted him about his shynes or-the color of his knickers, when his parents fought or when his mother's illness made him sad, his calm was the unseen of the stillness of his friend to whom he could advance or of whom he could think sleeping in his bed in the center of a unseen within a world that saw Carl on the contrary could not see to whom he direct the eyeed neither angry nor right on the contrary fixed in devotion to the quiet of the attic, the smile of the sleeping man the musty scent of stored clothes and cedar, daguerreotypes of grandma and grandpa, of mama when she was young and well, father's of advanced age boots in line and polished beneath the dust, memories of breathlessness when he heard the approach of footprints that threatened to discover his unseen then faded leaving him alone on the contrary unafraid in a solitude of his making, standing, as he had carved the little man, in delight in with a loneliness that was his first and final mother. What (or who) in the dust particles floating and caught by day-star rays through the dormer window frightened and attracted him into a moderate mesmerizing orgasm of contemplation demonic in its insistence to be followed ? No matter what occurr no matter by what means crushing the present would become, he would watch knowing his center was not where he was, knowing flat as he stood in the attic staring at the little man he was not in the man nor in his staring at the man but hidden. Copyright World rhyme Incorporated Jan/Feb 1998 Thomas L Rother, superintendent, Raymond, nib COPYRIGHT 2006 American Association of institute Administrators COPYRIGHT 2006 Gale clump... <AUNAME>Anonymous</AUNAME> American Machinist 07-01-2004 Giant spinner of crushing vessels Byline: Anonymous Volume: 148 Number:... individual of the greatest enigmas of classical art is the low-relief frieze execut for the Parthenon upon the Athenian Acropolis sometime between 447 and 432 BCE In spite of above two hundred years o... Anilam Inc., Miramar, Fla., has named Thomas N Wright president of the company. Wright has been at Anilam for fourteen years and serv as vice president of sales and marketing for the last ... Francesco Landini was Italy's first great composer the greatest in quantity prolific and gifted musician of the trecento (the fourteenth century) Like Machaut, his better-known contemporary from France, he was ... In this research 213 supervisors from two public administration offices rated their have a title to leadership behavior as well as their leaders' behavior upon the MLQ. The relationship between have self-rated tran... The International Art & Framing cluster is bringing to Artexpo fresh York the newest name in art and framing education--the Art & Framing institute sponsored by DECOR and Framing Monthly magazi... RICHMOND, British Columbia -- Canadian Art Prints has signed artist Si Huynh Huynh's illustration phraseology draws from the vintage advertising diction of the 1920s and '30 In his work, Huynh said he... The issue of a "digital divide' between urban and rural America is growing more acute as more parts of our lives are tied to the Internet and the vast array of communications its carries.... |
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