Re: Cruel & Pretty

["Ana Maria Correa" <shoredancer at hotmail_com>]

Jeffrey said:
>There is something like a Chagall painting going on in this song...

Yes!!  And they *love* Chagall.  Isn't there a quote of Linford's somewhere 
about being like Marc and Bella, except Bella has a brush too?  (Except in 
the one painting that I'm thinking of right now--there's tons of floating 
with Chagall--it's the woman who's drifting off...)

>of not being in control of having *to go*.  yet *going* is so pretty and 
>amazing...  as much as i don't want to kiss you goodbye, just meet me in 
>the backstreets of heaven.. i'll be there, waiting for you.  and that is 
>why i love "hello, hello, hello, how the time flies".

Michelle...thanks so much for your entire explication!  I follow you right 
along...yes.

For some reason I'm reminded of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe...the 
children are asking about Aslan and Mr. Beaver says, "Safe?  Course he isn't 
safe!  But he's good."

Then Mark said:
>The first time I heard the opening lines, I thought, this  could have been 
>pulled right out of "100
Years of Solitude."

Wow.  You *really* beat me to it.  That didn't really occur to me until 
today!

>This may not make sense to anyone now, but I *am* still formulating the 
>ideas in my head.

I think it all makes a lot of sense *because* the ideas are still 
formulating...

Have a lovely weekend everyone.

Sailing for free,
Ana Maria


There is a crack in everything.  That's how the light gets in.
~ Leonard Cohen

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