“We have to live like people in a web of knives, we mustn't reach out our hands or we get them gashed.”
Quote by Robinson Jeffers
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Cawdor, a Long Poem: Medea, After Euripides
This long poem reimagines the classic Greek tragedy Medea, offering a modern perspective on the original narrative. The adaptation delves into the complexities of Medea's character and the tragic consequences of her actions, providing a rich exploration of themes such as jealousy, power, and the human condition. more
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“The world's oldest woman passed away at 116. They keep dying. I think that title may be cursed.”
