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22nd Jan 2014 11:29pm
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23rd Jan 2014 5:46am
23rd Jan 2014 1:01pm
Oh, this reminds me of a drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. It is the drawing of a phallus, with legs, moving towards another object, a circle. Over the circle is the word "Salai."
One would think that the circle is a vagina. However it was actually an anus, presumably, of Salai, his young assistant/student.
Leonardo was imprisoned once for the charge of sodomie, but this was never proven so he was released ...
I have one question, Celino. Why is the title of the poem "water"?
One would think that the circle is a vagina. However it was actually an anus, presumably, of Salai, his young assistant/student.
Leonardo was imprisoned once for the charge of sodomie, but this was never proven so he was released ...
I have one question, Celino. Why is the title of the poem "water"?
I expected that question, Absinthe.
In some places of the world people and farmers, in particular, developed a technique to find underground water using a thin branch of a special wood, and they believe that when they are walking over the water, the small branch will give them a signal, which can be a small twist or vibration... So, I stay here in my explanation...
In some places of the world people and farmers, in particular, developed a technique to find underground water using a thin branch of a special wood, and they believe that when they are walking over the water, the small branch will give them a signal, which can be a small twist or vibration... So, I stay here in my explanation...
30th Jan 2014 1:12pm
Ahahah!!! Now the poem has deeper meaning! Thank you for this explanation! :D
I know that stick, it is called a Divining Rod!
:)
I know that stick, it is called a Divining Rod!
:)
