I have many moments of my own lonesomeness, but through that, came deep clarity.
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It's a classic James Blake song: sorrowful, apologetic, and radiating with a lonesomeness that's almost violent.
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Behind the all-brick buildings, a train sounded its lonesomeness, and Union Pacific freight cars chugged west.
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Opening with the upbeat "Walk On," On the Beach doesn't necessarily indicate right off the bat that it's a record of lonesomeness and disillusionment.
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Here, Parker finds his yin, but you would be hard-pressed to locate any of him in the song, save for some generic gestures towards lonesomeness.
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I found myself more intrigued with Patrick's life than with his friends' preachy lectures on the historical magnitude of gay marriage or the lonesomeness of being an older gay man.
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But other elements were recognizable, like the flat vowels and the plaid shirts and the helpful practicality, like the lonesomeness of the undifferentiated plains, like the apposition of wilderness and chain stores.
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A lonesomeness that's almost violent The Colour in Anything won't come as a surprise to longtime Blake fans, but it showcases his ability to shed some earlier hesitation and step into his most comfortable place: desolation.
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Chicago blues is rowdy and licentious, but it carries some of the lonesomeness of the genre's country forebears: J. B. Smith singing "No More Good Time in the World for Me," Robert Johnson worrying over the hellhound on his trail.
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Just as 221th-century Americans accepted monotony as inevitable, they also accepted loneliness — or as they called it, "lonesomeness" — as part of the order of things; they thought it was unpleasant but not unexpected and that everybody was going to experience aloneness in their lives.
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He needed to be away from the city and close to nature in order to create his sculptures but, living alone in the wilds after the collapse of his marriage to Dorothy Dehner, a painter, in 1952, he wrote in his notebooks of "the fucking lonesomeness—which is not only physical but mental".
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The video opens with a scene in a playground and children playing in it. The next scene breaks to a lonesome girl in a swing. The lonesomeness of the girl is synchronized with the song's lyrics. Then the girl is seen on the top of a building near the playground.
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Now Ammar also left this world, leaving Ali alone. Ali was overwhelmed by sorrow and by an awful feeling of “lonesomeness”. Ali and his friends said the funeral prayer for Ammar ibn Yasir, the friend of Allah, the companion of Muhammad, and the Martyr of Siffin, and gave him burial. Just like his two friends, Muhammad and Ali, Ammar had also fought the Quraysh all his life.
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Several of his films, such as Yang Muda Yang Bercinta, contain themes of self-awareness and discovery, while Budak Nafsu contained what Marselli, writing in Kompas, described as a "vulgar eroticism". Technique-wise, Sjumandjaja used the camera to emphasise the narrative. Bajangan, his first work, used long shots to show the main character's lonesomeness. He would often use several shots to show the psychological issues faced by his characters, focusing on both the characters and the space around them.
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She went on to write a collection of short stories: In der Abgeschiedenheit des Schlafs (In the Lonesomeness of Sleep). The Morning of the Hangover tells the story of an aristocratic woman who marries a carpenter to defy her family and its publication was a turning point for women writers. Strict rules imposed after the 1979 Revolution funneled expression which was unacceptable in public life into fictional characters. Javadi's The Morning of the Hangover contended that social themes could be explored even within the bounds of censorship.
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He argues that love is the only rational answer to our need to overcome separateness, which he sees as the fundamental problem of human existence. Fromm says that modern humans are alienated from each other and from nature, and we seek refuge from our lonesomeness in romantic love and marriage. However, Fromm observes that real love "is not a sentiment which can be easily indulged in by anyone." It is only through developing one's total personality to the capacity of loving one's neighbor with "true humility, courage, faith and discipline" that one attains the capacity to experience real love.
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' And [I] realized that I'm attracted to people > in solitary situations that are evocative of lonesomeness. Her collection of fifty black-and-white studies of unknown people and far-away places was published under title 50 Photographs through powerHouse Books on November 18, 2008, and along with a special contribution written by Patti Smith (pictured top right). Titled and signed by the actress au verso in pencil, all the pictures were shot mostly during Lange's considerable travels in such places as Ethiopia, Mexico, Romania and Russia. Some of them though, were also taken in the northern part of her native Minnesota and in New York, respectively.
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