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mimus99
2016-02-02 19:17:22 UTC
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The late David Bowie's last album _ Blackstar _ seems heavily shadowed by
his knowledge of his approaching death from cancer-- see for example the
official video of its song of that name at



and this reminds me of two similar shadows, both literary:

The twenty-six-year-old Edgar Allan Poe married his thirteen-year-old
cousin Virginia, a singer of local repute, who seven years later burst a
pulmonary artery while singing, leading to diagnosis of the tuberculosis
which killed her five years later-- and five months after that diagnosis
Poe published "The Masque of the Red Death".

And Mervyn Peake's great _ Ghormengast _ trilogy's third volume _ Titus
Alone _ is heavily shadowed by his brain cancer, notably in Muzzlehatch's
"There must be something wrong with my brain."
--
Mahler's Ninth (see last movement).
Schoenberg's String Trio (Op. 45).
(Both cardiac.)
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2016-02-02 19:33:25 UTC
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Post by mimus99
The late David Bowie's last album _ Blackstar _ seems heavily
shadowed by his knowledge of his approaching death from cancer-- see
for example the official video of its song of that name at
http://youtu.be/kszLwBaC4Sw
The twenty-six-year-old Edgar Allan Poe married his thirteen-year-old
cousin Virginia, a singer of local repute, who seven years later
burst a pulmonary artery while singing, leading to diagnosis of the
tuberculosis which killed her five years later-- and five months
after that diagnosis Poe published "The Masque of the Red Death".
And Mervyn Peake's great _ Ghormengast _ trilogy's third volume _
Titus Alone _ is heavily shadowed by his brain cancer, notably in
Muzzlehatch's "There must be something wrong with my brain."
i've never dicked a tory
Jimmy
2016-02-03 17:35:04 UTC
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i think lazarus is more obvious of his intending retirement

lol



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The late David Bowie's last album _ Blackstar _ seems heavily shadowed by
his knowledge of his approaching death from cancer-- see for example the
official video of its song of that name at

http://youtu.be/kszLwBaC4Sw

and this reminds me of two similar shadows, both literary:

The twenty-six-year-old Edgar Allan Poe married his thirteen-year-old
cousin Virginia, a singer of local repute, who seven years later burst a
pulmonary artery while singing, leading to diagnosis of the tuberculosis
which killed her five years later-- and five months after that diagnosis
Poe published "The Masque of the Red Death".

And Mervyn Peake's great _ Ghormengast _ trilogy's third volume _ Titus
Alone _ is heavily shadowed by his brain cancer, notably in Muzzlehatch's
"There must be something wrong with my brain."
--
Mahler's Ninth (see last movement).
Schoenberg's String Trio (Op. 45).
(Both cardiac.)
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