Who is Phaedrus? He explores interior frontiers where we meet to discover possibilities of ourselves... He is in the shadows, in the sounds, in the strains of music filtering through, in the past and somewhere in a distant time to be...
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Dwelling in the Midst of Murmuring
Hear the murmuring of individuals compressed in groups/ words weaving in and out of awareness/ laughter erupting through the fragments of conversations/ all sound emanating from the artificial divisions of groups somehow disconnected and disembodied/ meaning touches consciousness through the masks of anonymity/ and i think how does this touch those in singapore?/ what is the common thread that brings coherence to this chaotic presence?/ fluttering of butterfly's wings impacts the other side of the world/ what is that connection?/ the internet is the illusion of the connectedness/ it is a manifestation in tangible form of a deeper connection which we intuit but scarcely understand/ somehow those utterances on the other side of the world ...in singapore... are explosively vivid, transforming this moment and rippling through the cosmos with almost cataclysmic energy/and those sitting here are shaping the conscious presence of my awareness with equal intensity and spilling over to those in singapore/it is like discovering a tear in the tapestry of space and time/ and as i stare at the sounds inhabiting some new dimension, the realization that i am the rip in the universe ignites my awareness and i look through the haze to see Phaedrus smiling back at me...
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Hi Wyzard,
Thank you for your kind comments. iseme is a good friend of mine. I suppose it can be considered that our industries involves / revolves around the arts too.
As you have inferred, I am currently a teacher in Singapore. (Have you been here?) But I will be leaving the teaching service for a while to futher my studies in the University of Melborne. I noticed that the picture on "Poet's Passage" resembles / is the Great Ocean Road.
I will be majoring in Art History and English Literature.
You seem to be savouring the creative spirit that the blogsphere has to offer.
Happy blogging.
Tragedienne
(by the way, there is a typo error of my link in your blogroll)
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