(d. Oct. 25, 1955)
Left behind on a bench at Hasbro Children's Hospital, Providence, RI.
Quote is a Basho haiku:
A caterpillar
this deep in fall --
still not a butterfly
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Saturday, October 25, 2014
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Stitched Deaths: Ricky Wilson/Matthew Shepard
(d. Oct. 12, 1985/98)
Left behind in the bushes near the I-95 highway on-ramp, Allens Ave, Providence.
(in tribute to Roy Weber)
Quote is from the film, Philadelphia.
It's the translation of the Umberto Giordano aria "Andrea Chenier"
"Live still, I am life. I am divine. I am oblivion. I am the god that comes from the heavens and makes of the earth a heaven. I am love! I am love."
Left behind in the bushes near the I-95 highway on-ramp, Allens Ave, Providence.
(in tribute to Roy Weber)
Quote is from the film, Philadelphia.
It's the translation of the Umberto Giordano aria "Andrea Chenier"
"Live still, I am life. I am divine. I am oblivion. I am the god that comes from the heavens and makes of the earth a heaven. I am love! I am love."
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Stitched Deaths: Edgar Allan Poe
(d. Oct. 7, 1849)
Left behind at the fountain in front of the Providence Athenaeum.
Quote is his last. In a delirious state, Poe called out the name, "Reynolds!" over and over again while held in a prison-like hospital. A man of words, he was reduced to near incomprehension in his last days.
Left behind at the fountain in front of the Providence Athenaeum.
Quote is his last. In a delirious state, Poe called out the name, "Reynolds!" over and over again while held in a prison-like hospital. A man of words, he was reduced to near incomprehension in his last days.
Labels:
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Saturday, October 4, 2014
Stitched Deaths: Anne Sexton
(d. Oct. 4, 1974)
Left behind on the gate of the Jamaica Plain branch of the Boston Public Library after a performance at the Aviary Gallery in homage to the poet.
Quote is from "Letter Written on a Ferry Crossing Long Island Sound"
"I am surprised to see/that the ocean is still going on"
Left behind on the gate of the Jamaica Plain branch of the Boston Public Library after a performance at the Aviary Gallery in homage to the poet.
Quote is from "Letter Written on a Ferry Crossing Long Island Sound"
"I am surprised to see/that the ocean is still going on"
Labels:
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Sexton,
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