Nibiru, I really liked much of your poem and feel you have quite a lot of potential along that avenue of creative expression. Here is something I wrote awhile back:
Decision at the Altar of Learning
A ring of laughter
Spread around the fire
As we recounted the words
Of the young anthropologist:
"You people have 40 words for snow."
"No, we told him,
"We have one word for snow
...Same as you.
But spend your remaining years
Here,
In this world of snow
That encircles us
And one-day your offspring
Will explain to you
The other 39 things
We were pointing at."
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And thanks for the link. Yes, Bjork: hyper-creative, hyper-individualistic (yet possessing a social conscience) and, indeed, there’s something very alchemical about her - or, at the very least, is someone I’d liken to “a force of nature” (as the expression goes).
A quote from a YouTube viewer:
“Bjork speaks to us in a language before our time where poetic expression and communication were the same thing. Many people find her odd because tragically we are losing our general sense of individualism. The sensation I feel when I listen to her music is like a spear piercing a grey sky and with it comes this intense technicolour experience that is uplifting and haunting in equal measure. Why? Because through her uniqueness we hear echoes of a time when we used to LIVE not exist.”
Bjork - Hyperballad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CSiU0j_lFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Beu3ZLr-UEA
Björk - Unison
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PEybjgUj6U
Coincidently, Androgynus recently mentioned my other favorite female composer/vocalist, Sinead O’Conner - another very HUman artist.
Sinead O'Connor YMMTTOYH - Live in Dublin '02
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkHThWcmaFQ
Sinead O'Connor - My Lagan Love
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oCZz...eature=related
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