There is an old Jewish proverb I love: “We don’t see things as they are but as we are.”
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Our literature- and history-loving columnist today on LeipGlo reveals his favorite words in foreign languages, and how they evoke literary classics in his mind and some of the most basic and central feelings in his life.
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Our literature columnist today adds literary, philosophical and psychological depth to the "White Knight Syndrome" in relationships, or the need to rescue a troublesome (potential) partner, drawing from a Keats poem, mythology and a plethora of femme fatales, and personal experience and interpretation.
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Reflections on Sleep Made Sullen
For some reason, I understood and yet didn’t understand what was spoken because in the dream I began to cry.
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In rejection, we not only feel hurt but it seems more than that.
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Cordoba-inspired travel poetry
Journey through Córdoba, Spain - an ancient city that has stayed close to his heart in its hybridity, faded glory and simple pleasures.
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