Het is weekend. De traditie van het weekend kent een lange geschiedenis, en een hopelijk nog langere toekomst.
History has to live with what was here,
clutching and close to fumbling all we had —
it is so dull and gruesome how we die,
unlike writing, life never finishes.
Abel was finished; death is not remote,
a flash-in-the-pan electrifies the skeptic,
his cows crowding like skulls against high-voltage wire,
his baby crying all night like a new machine.
As in our Bibles, white-faced, predatory,
the beautiful, mist-drunken hunter's moon ascends —
a child could give it a face: two holes, two holes,
my eyes, my mouth, between them a skull's no-nose —
O there's a terrifying innocence in my face
drenched with the silver salvage of the mornfrost.
Prettig weekend. En be nice.
C.P. Cavafy, “Melancholy of Jason, Son of Cleander: Poet in Commagene: 595 A.D.”, translated by @DMendelsohn1960 #poetry #Greece pic.twitter.com/x9PBxsYHZa
— C.P. Cavafy (@CCavafy) August 24, 2018
Continuing game from thread… https://t.co/26wpkkGGVM
— Emoji Tetra (@EmojiTetra) August 22, 2018
The Tautochrone curve has an interesting property: A bead placed anywhere will fall under the effect of gravity and reach the bottom of the curve at the same time. pic.twitter.com/TB3x3FEK1Z
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) August 23, 2018