Joyce - epiphany of pomes

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Originally Posted by ryokan

"The way of Nature avoids force"
-fr/ a Lummi Native American
(circa 1987)

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Until you enter a Black Hole . . . :(

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Looking into the ancient eyes of the Native American Shaman all those years ago, I felt the call of _wilderness_ deeply, like the call of kin wolves far into the wilderness. Forever after, that has been my only "home."

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You are a strange character, do you know that? Anyway, I hope you find your 'home' in Nature before the Earth is consumed by the Sun.

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Norman O. Brown, who held the chair of "History of Consciousness" at UC Santa Cruz for near 40 years also stated that Joyce "knew nearly everything," including the Koran.
Makes sense, yes?

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Yes, Joyce knew 'everything' . . . he was one of the happy few to live a life that wasn't a total waste of time and carbon.

'The untireties of livesliving being the one substrance of a streamsbecoming. Totalled in toldteld and teldtold in tittletell tattle. Why?' (Finnegans Wake, p597).

:D "An extense must ipull, an elapse must elopes,
of my tectucs takestock, tinktact, and all weal;
As I view by your farlookhale yourself to my heal.
Paratiprise my thinwhins whiles my blink points unbroken on
Your whole's whercabroads with Tout's trightyright token on
My in risible universe youdly haud find
Sulch oxtrbeeforeness meat soveal behind.
Your feats end enormous, your volumes immense
(May the Graces I hoped for sing your Ondtship song sense!).
Your genus its worldwide, your spacest sublime!
But, Holy Saltmartin, why can't you beat time?

In the name of the former and the latter and of their holocaust.
Allmen"
FW somewherenesshow

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Originally Posted by ryokan

"In the name of the former and the latter and of their holocaust.
Allmen"
FW somewherenesshow

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I love how Joyce crafted that last bit.