You're left not knowing what to feel—uplifted, then agitated, then uplifted again.
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I am uplifted by my Vietnam experience because of this.
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I think it uplifted us a little bit, encouraged us.
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Do you ever feel comforted or uplifted by your pet?
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I mean, it's hard not to feel uplifted by that.
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I was absolutely overwhelmed, devastated, and uplifted by the camp experience.
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I walked away from that feeling emotionally devastated, but also uplifted.
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The turn of events uplifted the deputy in more ways than one.
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They've uplifted the historic undead from being tragic to being tragically funny.
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And yet, they persevered, and thrived and uplifted the world beyond measure.
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"We want them to leave the briefing feeling uplifted," Ms. Kannapell said.
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Our correspondent visited the community, which has been uplifted by Ruiz's win.
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The glowing orbs and digital horizons had us spellbound in an uplifted melancholy.
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Everybody deserves to be at the table, and they need to be uplifted.
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Sitting with uplifted posture may help, and eyes may be closed or open.
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Leos think everyone will be uplifted by their bright, happy-go-lucky presence.
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The general consensus was that Muse made people feel more powerful or uplifted.
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Just something to keep the guys going, keep the guys motivated, keep them uplifted.
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Find five of the most inspiring beauty bloggers ahead — and prepare to feel uplifted.
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" He went on, "It was devastating at first, but the black community uplifted him.
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It's honestly one of the best classes I've ever taken, and I feel uplifted.
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Emeralds form during mountain building, as shale and limestone rocks are uplifted and compressed.
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I am so uplifted by her glad cadences that I wonder about their source.
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Still, we come out of the episode feeling uplifted in a bittersweet sort of way.
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A lot of kids are bullied, but they will be so uplifted by your courage.
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Washington, D.C. Saluting McCain on environment From Russell Quandt I was uplifted to hear Sen.
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I'll admit that I walked away from the event feeling light, airy — maybe even uplifted.
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This is Muay Thai, where more fighters are broken by success than uplifted by it.
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His team uplifted important conversations and took on issues that most candidates shy away from.
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While this was a year of women's voices being uplifted, representation hasn't improved all that much.
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"I walked away feeling so inspired … and I was so uplifted by these girls," she said.
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What was it about the culture at Adventure Time that uplifted and supported both of you?
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And frankly, being in a room full of people who are there to be... uplifted, maybe?
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Ms. Omar sounded a similar note, saying the country had not "uplifted" the stories of Palestinians.
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By walking away, Stenberg indirectly uplifted another woman of color, contributing to an even more diverse Hollywood.
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Hood girls are often uplifted as purveyors of style and culture, creating trends that are often appropriated.
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Make them feel uplifted, and hopeful that there is a better day ahead for all of us.
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Reached on his cellphone last week, Mr. Kilgore, 51, said Britain's vote had uplifted the Texas movement.
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The song reminds me of the way I used to feel at church; really uplifted and overwhelmed.
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It's what occurs when we feel uplifted, confident, and independent — and that looks different for every woman.
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This is classic Basin-and-Range country, where flat valleys lie between rows of rugged, uplifted mountains.
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Try looking up while on the move — Mies has uplifted the body as well as the spirit.
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The outpouring of support the couple have received from around the world has left them feeling uplifted.
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"High as Hope" is the first album she's made from both a sober and emotionally uplifted place.
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For migrants on the Mexican border, Friday was a day of hopes uplifted, and then quickly dashed.
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Caesar, along with his uplifted primate comrades, sought shelter in the forest, where they started an ape civilization.
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Amateur theatrics were allowed to pass the time and to allow men to be emotionally and spiritually uplifted.
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You feel uplifted but melancholic at the same time, like all those things that pop is fun for.
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Emotionally, it is an artful ode to Black women that uplifted us, provided us solace and recognition — liberation.
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If you want to feel uplifted, use a few drops of citrus essential oil on your pressure points.
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In his world, humans and uplifted animals exist together as equals, each contributing their unique qualities to society.
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They've always been supportive and just wanted me to do something that makes me feel uplifted in life.
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But the energy from the fans has uplifted me on those days when it was difficult for me.
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I was uplifted, smiling when I set off for home, my hand on my heart, promising to return.
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A "night out" has [traditionally] been around alcohol, but now people can be uplifted by something other than alcohol.
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"I feel quite uplifted, I have to say because I really didn't expect to win this week," said Kim.
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And, at least for the moment, their grief is lessened and they're uplifted in a very powerful, beautiful way.
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Throughout the ballroom, people continued to compliment each other and kept each other uplifted, both on and off camera.
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We need a women's team on which all voices are heard, respected, uplifted and debated on merits, not gender.
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"I feel like they all are leaving this project feeling very, very empowered and uplifted and proud," she said.
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Both times, the distorted guitars and echoes behind him resonated and uplifted, giving his introspection a dream-like feel.
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But they're feeling uplifted by the recent letters of support they've received, and encouraged that Steven has a new lawyer.
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The current economic recovery and low consumer prices have uplifted millions of middle-class Americans who appreciate the upswing. 2.
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The album cover represents levitation: being separated from all your worries and cares and being uplifted for a little while.
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"The Last Supper" is a counterpoint to the notion that Tintoretto is all maudlin Madonnas and saints with uplifted eyes.
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Called noni toki, it is matzo-thin, a blistered expanse 14 inches across, the edges uplifted as if in supplication.
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"She feels really uplifted by all of these people who are coming forward to fight on her behalf," Matos said.
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"I was so amazed that so much love was out in the world that it uplifted me," said Hussle's grandmother.
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Your entire journey uplifted the State of Hawaii during a time when a major hurricane was barreling toward the islands.
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"We can see marine sediments being uplifted and exposed above the sea level," said study co-author Tom Dunkley Jones.
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Sometimes I wanna talk about how being a person of a different identity and different background has helped and uplifted me.
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China has uplifted more humans in a shorter period of time than any other country in the history of the planet.
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It is important to consider the literary environment that has uplifted her while shutting out countless other writers from the margins.
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It's hard times for people of color who want to be uplifted for their role in politics, society, culture, and art.
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From NBC's weekly tear duct workout "This Is Us" to Netflix's emotion-stirring "Queer Eye," audiences are down to be uplifted.
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Of course, again, my family here, my girls here, I'm just uplifted and again thank you all so very, very much.
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Computer simulations revealed this to be the beginning of a cone of uplifted rubble, a signature feature of an impact event.
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Passengers around them were stoked, clapping and being generally uplifted by the adorable display on their otherwise boring as hell daily commute.
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One that takes you on a emotional journey that you surprisingly feel a little bit uplifted, even though it is very sad.
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But I've been really blown away by the amount of people who really felt heard and represented and uplifted by the post.
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On a standalone basis, WIND's rating corresponds to 'B'; this is uplifted by one notch for potential parental support from Vimpelcom Ltd.
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Regarding Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, Cramer said he was uplifted by Hastings' conference call and found it to be a "joyous" experience.
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Its most recognized representative is perhaps René Redzepi of Noma in Copenhagen, Denmark, who uplifted Nordic cuisine more than a decade ago.
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"Airports are places of anxiety, and I'd like people to be uplifted and serene and feel good about themselves," said Mr. Safdie.
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But Trump has tapped into it, normalized it, enhanced it, uplifted it in a way that has now led to pure violence.
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The breath work — so not my jam — involved panting to the beat of an instrumental number with our arms uplifted for two minutes.
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Since his death, Onfroy has been uplifted by other music industry players as a tragic martyr of creativity and talent in hip-hop.
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They can be uplifted by it, they might discover new things, or they may just simply be appalled or actually enjoy the work.
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It is hard not to be uplifted by the sheer delight Thiebaud communicates through these homely subjects, about which he feels so strongly.
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A short, detailed, meditative puzzler, this game took me through four-panel landscapes in a way that left me feeling emotional and uplifted.
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Feeling uplifted, I snag a free pastry on the way out and head back to the office to get started on some case review.
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Too often in both politics and culture, non-Black women — allies or not — are uplifted at the expense of Black women, never in tandem.
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I think at a time when claiming space and making one's politics public feels vulnerable and wobbly, I'm most uplifted by the queer community.
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To the Editor: l am sick and tired of naysayers like David Brooks who are not sufficiently inspired, uplifted or moved by Hillary Clinton.
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But after he left, the spirits of owner Patrick "Benny" Leonard and his staff were uplifted immediately after seeing the tip he had left.
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By Bee Wilson Like any good soup, a bowl of Louisiana gumbo can uplift you even when there is nothing to feel uplifted about.
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We asked Sterling Bowen, an astrologer from Sanctuary, to name the crystals that will help keep you and your thoughts calm, uplifted, and positive.
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How a Simple Fabric Pattern Uplifted a Post-War FinlandIn the years after World War II, most of Europe was devastated, both physically and financially.
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"In the past, NeNe and I have uplifted each other, encouraged each other, and been there for each other," Williams, 36, recalled on Sunday's episode.
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The Detroit native destroyed the president, uplifted Colin Kaepernick, and called out his fans who might be supporting the Trump administration—all with biting wordplay.
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"I do a feel a sense of responsibility, like that I have to keep them uplifted and I have to keep inspiring them," she said.
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Before the age of #BlackGirlMagic and the #MeToo movement, Parker's poetry uplifted the experiences of women often overlooked by the stanzas penned by popular poets.
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Hoffman, a psychologist and adjunct professor at Yeshiva University, says we are uplifted when we simply witness (never mind perform) an act of moral good.
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It wears a sporty front fascia, sculptured side panels and an uplifted rear that gives the compact, front-wheel-drive car an in-flight appearance.
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A mere 17 seconds of holding these thoughts and feelings and your mind will begin its transition from a negative state toward an uplifted state.
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Heteronormative family structures are uplifted as a guiding light so that only gender roles and sexual expression that are in service of that model are celebrated.
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We have not uplifted the issue rating given most properties are leased to the MoD in the retained estate and not easily used in a recovery.
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But after the market closed Wednesday, Square and Box delivered earnings reports that uplifted shareholders, with both showing they have the potential to actually make money.
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And I walked away feeling so inspired, just like I'm inspired by all the young people here — (applause) — and I was so uplifted by these girls.
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For 2018, black women building democracy is a call to imagine our communities uplifted and empowered by the institutions that surround us and wage this fight.
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People need to be uplifted now with what's coming tomorrow, so maybe you'll steal some of Trump's thunder with your mixtape coming out on inauguration day.
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Last night's Golden Globes uplifted several films and television shows led by Black casts and producers with nominations and awards — Fences, Hidden Figures, Moonlight, Atlanta, and Blackish.
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Being surrounded by so many strong and confident female athletes dominating the field left me feeling empowered, uplifted — and a little sore — for the next three days.
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"Here in the United States, disagreement is welcome, debate is welcomed and especially in the people's House all of our voices are uplifted and heard," Omar said.
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For me and for a lot of people, I think they just need to be uplifted and be able to just dance and have a good time.
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How can we meet and worship with love and with uplifted spirit and heart in a world at war, a world of fighting and suffering and death?
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"We can safely say bra Hugh was one of the great architects of Afro-Jazz and he uplifted the soul of our nation through his timeless music."
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But if you're like me, and you feel uplifted when you're stoned, I definitely encourage you to (safely and legally) explore marijuana's ability to enhance your sexual experience.
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Whether it was BOSSLIFE BIG SPENCE'S "10K" or Kamiyah's "Windows," producer Drew Banga uplifted every song he touched with his booming bass, spacious arrangements, and textured, colorful sounds.
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Landing from Riyadh to an unusual Heathrow bathed in glorious sunshine, then driving home in the early hours past bright rolling green fields, I should have felt uplifted.
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Latest Project Her next media venture, Joojoo Journal, which she describes as a "multilingual, multimedia publication where diasporic, marginalized and 'subaltern' voices are uplifted," goes live in April.
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There is this though -- Karim tells us Rico did mention to him recently he was going through a rough patch, but was "uplifted" by all the future projects.
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On what would have been his 134th birthday, we revisit the architect's revolutionary design for New York's Seagram Building, which uplifted the body as well as the spirit.
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And of course, if you felt uplifted by this exercise and excited by its potential, don't be shy about following this guideline the other 364 days of the year.
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But perhaps more importantly, it uplifted the power of Black voices when they unite for a singular cause, even if it is just an hour of prime time drama.
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People like Sanam Sindhi, a plus-size South Asian influencer, and Mariah Idrissi, a multiracial hijab-wearing model, were democratically uplifted as icons and later tapped by the industry.
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And recently, I went on a tear reading books that illuminated and uplifted my understanding of Great Migration families like mine, including Isabel Wilkerson's 'Warmth of Other Suns,' Mrs.
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Everyone's love & kind words have not gone unnoticed whatsoever and it means so much to me that all of you have blessed me and uplifted me in so many ways.
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The final survivors escape from a destroyed Earth, and stumble on a terraformed planet that could be an ideal home — only that it's home to a civilization of uplifted spiders.
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According to Lush brand and product trainer Amanda Sipenock, this flower's extract is predominately used in perfumes and is rumored to have aromatherapeutic benefits that include feeling uplifted and happy.
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He thinks that uplifted animals will come into existence sooner than people think, not thoughtfully or intentionally, but as an accidental result of scientific work on augmentations meant for humans.
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In this demanding political era, readers are seeking something different from their fiction: To be soothed rather than titillated, to be uplifted rather than hang from the edge of their seat.
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Or if you'd prefer to be uplifted by inspiring people, as opposed to challenged by the art of the deal, there are also non-business books in the SumizeIt back catalog.
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We were these extremely out-there, on-the-edge dykes, so to get some completely crazed sex ad from some dyke in Cincinnati, or wherever, just made us feel so uplifted.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Uplifted is how I left Michelangelo's drawing show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art — an exhibition of the largest collection of his draftsmanship ever assembled.
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The digital revolution, we're told, will either magically deliver us into an über-efficient world where we are all connected and uplifted, or it will fracture our democracies and economic security.
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I leave the Y grinning from ear to ear, uplifted not just by my own workout but even more so by my interaction with these darling representatives of the next generation.
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We are all imperfect, we are all craving grace and need it, and I love that Chris Pratt brought us some grace, brought it to young people who need to be uplifted.
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Since Netflix is often uplifted as the perfect catalyst and cover for millennials to get laid, it only makes sense that they produced a show about sexy time that isn't overly romanticized.
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For those who were joyful and uplifted on inauguration day 2009, the years that followed have been a vast letdown: American politics got even uglier, policy progress always fell short of dreams.
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There's a way in which women's homosociality—think 'homoeroticism' without the eroticism—gets uplifted as a peak: the peak of progressive feminism, the peak of healthy relationships, the peak of platonic intimacy.
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"The perception of Vietnam on the internet and in the industry is having inferior coffee because people [in the United States] haven't really uplifted the specialty coffee movement there," Nguyen tells me.
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This verse is what the song is all about: It is impossible, upon hearing it, to feel anything but inspired, gloriously uplifted, capable of realizing your full potential and achieving the impossible.
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An Irish woman from a country uplifted by European Union membership reprimanding the new breed of little-England male as he exits history in pursuit of an illusion: the symbolism was perfect.
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Instead of becoming sluggish and distant, as many stereotypical portrayals of stoners go, my awareness is magnified and my mood is uplifted, allowing me to forget my worries and focus on being productive.
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First, Yepez preps the hair by spraying Honest Beauty Honestly Uplifted Volumizing Spray all over, before blow drying hair smooth with a small round brush and Dyson blow dyer, using a narrow nozzle.
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I want women's rights to be equally honored, and uplifted, and heard...but I want to see us fighting the fight for all women — women of color, our LGBTQ sisters, our Muslim sisters.
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"I've been hard at work, feeling inspired by each of your stories and uplifted by your overwhelming support," she wrote on social media Saturday, including a picture of herself at a photo shoot.
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Yet "Doc & Darryl" is a valuable work that synthesizes the lives of two men who uplifted fans for a certain time with their athletic skills but were unable to control their addictive impulses.
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Current Events Conversation After a week of disturbing headlines, we were once again uplifted and inspired by the students on our site — and, we noticed, so were others who came across their work.
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No one's watching reality TV to feel uplifted (there's Netflix's Cheer for that), but after awhile, watching these grown people do absolutely nothing except drink and fight amongst themselves every episode gets old.
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Before we even get to this stage, however, this initial burden will likely fall upon animals, which opens the door to some potentially frightening and ethically-fraught scenarios, including cognitively enhanced, or uplifted, animals.
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Each of the pieces below uplifted our notions of functionality: Founded by Monica Khemsurov, Su Wu, and Eviana Hartman, Tetra specializes on elevating the aesthetics of smoking with objects like pipes, ashtrays, and lighters.
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In this debut novel, author Casey Plett gives us a queerness uplifted by community and anchored by an unforgettable narrator—both wounded and wonderful—whose fire we will remember long after winter thaws into spring.
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It is a heartfelt - if a little naive - attempt at depicting the futility of war and the consequences of militancy, one that is uplifted considerably because it is narrated from the perspective of a child.
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" It's a sweeping look at the monumental rise of the man who uplifted the film world into a realm of fantasy, causing many a moviegoer to ask, "How can I get an imagination like that?
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" She said people would come up to her after a performance and say, "You know, when I came to your show, hey, I was down and out, but now I feel so uplifted and good.
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So I return from a war zone like that scarred by the pain I've witnessed, but also uplifted by the goodness, strength and decency shown by people like Dr. Tom — and actually feeling better about humanity.
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If WCC continues to operate independently with its own brand and operational and financial management, we would be likely to apply the bottom-up approach of the criteria - with WCC's rating uplifted by one or more notches.
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But now that I endorse it and represent it and am in partnership with it and I've invested into it, I'm not sure that I can play until that ban on CBD is uplifted in the NFL.
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It makes a certain amount of sense from the memoir, and from the way she suddenly lights up during moments like these, her relish to perform filling her and the room with a kind of uplifted aura.
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Today, so many of us stand taller because Elijah Cummings bent down; today we are stronger because Elijah Cummings uplifted a new generation of men and women who have been cut from the hem of his coattail.
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It's a force to be reckoned with, one that can crush a creative spirit or inspire a malevolent one, set the record straight or twist it around again, leave us feeling inspired and uplifted or hopeless and despairing.
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"I feel uplifted when I see so many of you here who will carry the memory of innocent people from all nations of the world who met their death here," she said, her voice often cracking with emotion.
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In his California hometown, Imperial, with its tidy, low-slung homes and desert suburban landscape of bail bonds offices, taco shacks and strip malls, Ruiz's accomplishment has uplifted a community that feels beleaguered by national divisiveness over immigrants.
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My moods would cycle between "normal," depression, and hypomania — a state of mind where I could feel anything from energized, uplifted, irritable, unreasonably ambitious or impulsive — and I could barely get through a workweek without debating taking time off.
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I was so surprised because I actually felt so good—my cramps had gone away, and I felt uplifted and happy and stoked to be running on my period since it had always been such a menace to me.
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The Balladeer's three portraits in song are as catchy as musical theater gets: the one for Booth a banjo tune, Czolgosz's a common-man anthem, Guiteau's a hymn of uplift — after which he is literally uplifted, on the gallows.
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"I think people are going to be surprised that at the end of the movie you feel something that you are that you're actually uplifted by a movie that was about a woman runs a poker game," he said.
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When the words of 'America' and 'Nobody Knows de Trouble I Seen' rang out over that great gathering, there was a hush on the sea of uplifted faces, Black and white, and a new baptism of liberty, equality, and fraternity.
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"I found out that she wrote in her journal about the relationship with me and her, how I acted as a piece of motivation in stand-up comedy because I simply uplifted her every time we saw her," Hart explained.
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Audiences are dissolved into tears by "Comfort Ye My People" and "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth," exhilarated by "The Trumpet Shall Sound," uplifted by "Unto Us a Child Is Born," and brought to their feet by the "Hallelujah" chorus.
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After the opening and MAMI Market, I got feedback from so many different types of people, intergenerationally, saying that we all needed this, that they were feeling very uplifted by the turnout and range of people supporting the artists, vendors, speakers, and performers.
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And if it worked, it almost certainly wouldn't be forgotten by Americans afforded the chance to live in a relatively stable climate (other nations would need to slash emissions too) and the many who might be economically uplifted by the socioeconomic mobilization.
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"We've uplifted a lot of kids and changed a lot of lives," said Mr. Papa, 64, a native of Bensonhurst and a Columbia Law School graduate who left a promising Wall Street career in the 1980s to devote himself to the Flames.
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For "Surprise," from 2006, he recruited Brian Eno to compose a "sonic landscape" that uplifted a rather sombre set of songs, although he appended a new fan favorite: "Father and Daughter," from the soundtrack to "The Wild Thornberrys Movie," an animated feature.
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Blondes and brunettes and, possibly, redheads—my screen was colorless—washing their hair, relentlessly smiling, teeth gleaming like the grillwork of automobiles, breasts firmly, chillingly encased—packaged, as it were—and brilliantly uplifted, forever, all sagging corrected, forever, all middle age bulge—middle age bulge!
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But gradually I came to hear what the extensive notes on this handsomely packaged, moderately priced double-CD gave me a grip on: a fleeting '70s golden era that uplifted a Khartoum postcolonial elite under the thumb of Nasserite music lover Gafaar Muhammad Nimeiry.
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We are, one and all, inspired and uplifted by each other, possessed of a rare power that sometimes animates us to reach up and take hold of the impossible, and bring it closer, make it real, hold it dear, and perform great acts of courage.
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In spite of the catatonic aftereffects of three sedentary festival days, I drove out of Camden on Sunday enthused about the quality of the films, and particularly uplifted by the sincere religiosity of my (award-winning) festival favorites La natura delle cose and Cameraperson.
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Thereafter forced-sterilization policies lingered, but the broader progressive program shifted from genetic improvement to population control — with the promise that poorer communities and countries could be uplifted, not just culled, by reducing birthrates, and that such reductions would save the world from famine, plague and war.
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The uplifted right arm — the only sign that Lazarus is alive — sets the body into a cruciform pose, presaging Jesus's own death and resurrection, but it is barely visible on the canvas, sinking into the empty, abysmal darkness that makes up the upper half of the painting.
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So here are 30 photos of the Beckham family that may either warm your heart or make you queasy, depending on your life situation and how cold your heart is and if you're the kind of person to be uplifted or depressed by other people's outrageous displays of joy.
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It's certainly not a slog to get through, though – rather, it's the kind of wild, hypnotic, beat-smothered album that would sound best as the soundtrack to a party, or some other situation where you want to feel uplifted, free and giddy as a kid after fanta and skittles.
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Scouted to direct the final two episodes of Self Made, Davis believes that landing the coveted gig was kismet in a way; like so many of the women that the hair-care professional had uplifted, much of her career was a direct result of Black women putting her on.
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Blondes and brunettes and possibly redheads—my screen was colorless—washing their hair, relentlessly smiling, teeth gleaming like the grillwork of automobiles, breasts firmly, chillingly encased—packaged, as it were—and brilliantly uplifted, forever, all sagging corrected, forever, all middle-aged bulge defeated, eyes as sensuous and mysterious as jelly beans.
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" Then, on Twitter, Elliot added: "I want to lift our sis up in prayer because there are so many people battling this & many trying to deal with it alone … Please No jokes this is REAL & as human beings let's keep the ones who are openly dealing with it uplifted & be encouraging to them!
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" In "David Copperfield," the poor, prolix and tragicomically positive Wilkins Micawber is uplifted by a humble gin punch: "I never saw a man so thoroughly enjoy himself amid the fragrance of lemon-peel and sugar, the odour of burning spirit, and the steam of boiling water, as Mr. Micawber did that afternoon.
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A target for oil drilling, the Forties Sandstone Member has been extensively studied, drilled and seismically scanned by the oil industry, allowing geologists to work out that it formed from the eroded remains of the land bridge between Scotland and Greenland that was uplifted from the Atlantic 56 million years ago, coincident with the PETM.
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In his newest album, "Black America Again," which is out Friday, the Grammy-winning artist reflects on the pain that has plagued some African American communities over generations -- from slavery, to Jim Crow, to mass incarceration, inner city violence, police brutality and poverty -- and he hails the strength, resilience and successes that have uplifted and empowered his community.
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His nationalist populism promises that working class citizens will be uplifted by a big-ticket New Deal style-project, but as a practical matter Bannon has always only been successful as a trickster figure, a Breitbartian clown who knows how to rile up and polarize politics in order to stonewall legislation (as Breitbart did with immigration reform).
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Arriving in Warsaw, and witnessing the brutality that was visited upon Jews in the ghetto, I was greatly uplifted by the knowledge that the president of the United States and leader of the free world was giving a public address — his first in Europe as president— to a city that was nearly wiped off the map by the Nazis.
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From the plane from Chicago to DC (filled with pink hats), to Metro lines snaking around the corner, to being jam packed on the National Mall, the march and its scope uplifted me for the first time in over two months as I realized how many of my fellow Americans believe we must act as citizens to protect our rights.
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Whether designers want to call attention to the fact that Black women are rarely uplifted and celebrated on a grand scale, or remind the industry that everyone is allowed to participate in fashion no matter what they look like, or further, push back on the narratives surrounding the place they call home, this season's runways are full of commentary on current affairs.
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Old scrap-iron foxgloves rusty rods of the broken woods what a faded knocked-out stiffness as if you'd sprung from the horsehair of a whole Victorian sofa buried in the mud down there or at any rate something dropped from a great height straight through flesh and out the other side has left your casing pale and loose and finally just a heap of shoes they say the gods being so uplifted can't really walk on feet but take tottering steps and lean like this closer and closer to the ground which gods?
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