Friday, May 16, 2014

On Sitting Still as a Problem.

When we are taught in school to sit still, we tend to yield to this arbitrary principle and develop in ourselves another one: An excessively Apollonian aesthetic -- an excessively somber tone underlying and overlying all our language. We become monochromatic, like so many Picasso's paintings from his Blue period. Lost for colour, we lost a range of language with which to express ourselves.

Dm.A.A.

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