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“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. Eliot
Category Archives: writing
Views of an Imaginary City 11: Along the Terenfi Canal
The Nachilaterenfi (“Canal of Flowers”) connects the Imperial Canal to Rejoma Bay. It is so named because, in its early days, before its surroundings became one of the most built-up areas of the capital, the banks of the canal were … Continue reading
Posted in illustration, Imaginary City, painting, watercolour, writing
Tagged canal, dotombori, dotonbori, gondola, imaginary city, imaginary places, japanese prints, perception of time, sehnsucht, time, ukiyo-e, water trade, watercolor
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Views of an Imaginary City 7: Tizabu Park and Tizabu Prison
Sensuka, to be sure, is a place of endless fascination and delight, but it can also be a heartless place. When one enters Sensuka Harbour and first looks out upon the colonnaded wharves and polychrome marble facades rising from the … Continue reading
Views of an Imaginary City 2: The Teposensuki or “Lovers’ Bridge”
The Teposensuki (“Sensuka Bridge”) is the widest and most monumental of the bridges spanning the Juminta River in the central area of the city known as the Kadini (“Nest”). It is also notable for being the sole bridge in the … Continue reading
Posted in Imaginary City, watercolour, writing
Tagged imaginary city, imaginary places, japanese prints, lovers' bridge, romance, sehnsucht, ukiyo-e
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The Apogee of the Roman Empire
The Roman Empire reached its apogee on the evening of August 12th, 121 C.E. in the seaside city of Brundisium, in the province of Italia. At this time, the retired centurion Gaius Sextius Baculus and his wife Popillia were dining … Continue reading
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Tagged brindisi, brundisium, centurions, dacia, empire, italy, nostalgia, rome, trajan
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