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“Dorigen of Bretaigne Longing for the Safe Return of Her Husband”, 1871, by Edward Burne-Jones (byronsmuse.wordpress.com)
The controversy began on a Wednesday, when Dr. Helena Voss discovered that the word “plenivar” had no definition.
“Man at the Crossroads”, 1934, by Diego Rivera (dailyartmagazine.com) — a worker stands at the centre of a cosmic control panel, surrounded by telescopes, microscopes, and machinery on one side, and scenes of human struggle and possibility ...
The dragon lived in a house made of clocks. Not a cave, a house, with seventeen rooms and a kitchen that faced north. The clocks never told the same time. Some ran backwards. Others had stopped at moments that hadn’t happened yet.
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