union is called night as night
to understanding all one Night
from NETHER JOHN AND JOHN HARBINGER
Stoics Academics Peripatetics
and liturgical fierce adversity symbol
Hazard visionary ages foursquare
She ran forward to touch him
Alabaster and confess
Don't cling to me
Pivot
Literally the unmoving point around which a body
Literally stop touching me
turns
We
plural are the speaker
•
The narrative of finding
One solitude lies alone
can be represented
where the capture breaking
along the shock wave
interpreted as space-time
on a few parameters
Only in the absolute sky
as it is in Itself
word flesh crumbled page edge
The shadow of history
is the ground of faith
A question of overthrowing
Formulae of striking force
Vision and such possession
How could Love not be loved
Disciples are huddled together
They do not know
Retrospective chronologies
Synoptics speak
Revelatory Discourse Source
The Feeding Narrative in Mark
•
ROUGH MESSENGER TRUST
I studious am
Would never have stumbled
on the paved road
What is that law
You have your names
To do and to settle
Spirit of Conviction
Who wounded the earth
Out of the way of Night
no reason to count
Crying out testimony
Paths of righteousness
Love may be a stumbling
out on the great meadows
Prose is unknown
You have your names
I have not read them
Coming from a remote field
abandoned to me
•
The motif of fear is missing
The motif of searching
Historicity of the scene
Confused narrative complex
Two women with names
followed by two without names
Distance original disobedience
Against the coldness of force
Intellectual grasp
Scene for what follows
Do not hold me
It is by chance that she weeps
Her weeping is not a lament
She has a voice to cry out
No community can accompany her
No imagination can dream
Improbable disciple passages
Exegetes explain the conflict
Some manuscripts and versions
Her sadness
•
We have only her word in solitude
in solitude wounded by Love
We have only her word in solitude
Wounded by Love
we have only her word
Susan Howe
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