The Ecstatic and the Sarcastic.....Paradigmadarte. Alexander Kanoldt (Germany, 1881-1939) - "Telegraph Wires" 1921

 Sit by the window and move far.

Range over the landscapes, quiet, dark and bright by turns,

suddenly overwhelmed by the sounds hovering around you

Unable to sort out the the real from the dream.

Caves and oceans and spaces.

Ah, the drunkenness!

The ecstatic and the sarcastic!

the tones and the needs of the hour, you rise and fall,

and hold on to the small voice that stays assured

because some beloved certainty is traveling with you all the time.

Sushama Karnik.

Paradigma d'Arte

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Alexander Kanoldt (Germany, 1881-1939) - "Telegraph Wires" 1921

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“You see, wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? [...] you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat.”

(Albert Einstein)

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 The dark aesthetics of sepia tones and the mystic words, and the tones of the words uttered from the pages of a medieval book,

the mind saturated with the evenings filled with a wistfulness.

It's not yet dark. Love says, "Wait ,

it's not the time for the protagonist to enter yet..

Let love grope in the shadows of the light wavering between denial and confession, arrival and departure

while the eager reader reads on in the evening not yet dark,

but growing darker still.

Sushama Karnik.

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