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Robert Bly2

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Robert Bly performs the poetry of Kabir

 

"Poetry merely speaks to the soul, so the soul can remember. "Robert Bly

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"The Romantic view of composition, which derives from the English and the German Romantics, means that the poet asks the unconscious, or the hidden man, or the hidden woman, or the latent intelligence, to enter the poem and contribute a few images that we may not fully understand"

Robert Bly

When an artist is at work on a painting, images he or she had never thought of arrive instead of the images the artist had planned through pictures that appear in their mind’s eye, arriving particularly if they do not strive to know. Yeats said:

It’s certain there are trout somewhere
and maybe I shall take a trout
if but I do not seem to care.”

If human being takes an action, the soul takes an actions”

If, as human beings, we have any doubts about the existence of the interior soul, we give up those doubts instantly. When we look in the mirror, someone looks back questioning, serious, the eyes looking at us than we ordinarily sense in our own eyes as looking at us?

 

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Watch Robert Bly performs the poetry of Kabir at one of the Mythic Journeys conferences. Musical accompaniment by Eugene Friesen and Arto Tuncboyaciyan.


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Poem of Antonio Machado - Last Night as I was Sleeping -Antonio Machado said
“Look for your other half who walks always next to you and tends to be who you aren’t."
Translated by R.B.

Call and Answer
Tell me why it is we don’t lift our voices these days And cry over what is happening. Have you noticed The plans are made for Iraq and the ice cap is melting?

I say to myself: “Go on, cry. What’s the sense Of being an adult and having no voice? Cry out! See who will answer! This is Call and Answer!”

We will have to call especially loud to reach Our angels, who are hard of hearing; they are hiding In the jugs of silence filled during our wars.

Have we agreed to so many wars that we can’t Escape from silence? If we don’t lift our voices, we allow Others (who are ourselves) to rob the house.

How come we’ve listened to the great criers—Neruda, Akhmatova, Thoreau, Frederick Douglass—and now We’re silent as sparrows in the little bushes?

Some masters say our life lasts only seven days. Where are we in the week? Is it Thursday yet? Hurry, cry now! Soon Sunday night will come.

[August 2002]


Andrew Harvey , Colmen Barks , Robert Bly

 

 

 


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