— John Green, The Fault In Our Stars, 2012.
German classical pianist Olga Scheps performs Maestoso, from Frédéric Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1, composed in 1830.
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— John Green, The Fault In Our Stars, 2012.
German classical pianist Olga Scheps performs Maestoso, from Frédéric Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1, composed in 1830.
🙏🏼🌍🕊️
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there is still some place where your spirit resonates
on the shallow sound-waves stirred up by my voice:
hear me; help me.
-Rilke, from Requiem for a Friend (t. Stephen Mitchell)
#everynightapoem
(I went to say hello to PMB recently, at MOMA)
there is still some place where your spirit resonates
on the shallow sound-waves stirred up by my voice:
hear me; help me.
-Rilke, from Requiem for a Friend (t. Stephen Mitchell)
#everynightapoem
(I went to say hello to PMB recently, at MOMA)
Today I'm inaugurating an episodic Monday series titled History of Islamic Art in 100 Objects. But we have to ask the most important question first:
What is Islamic art? Also, why is this even a question? 🧵 #IslamicArt100Objects
We are inviting submissions that will explore the pragmatic & philosophical challenges for academic & research libraries in upholding the values of trust and integrity.
🧐 Read the full #CFP at bit.ly/RLUKconf
We are inviting submissions that will explore the pragmatic & philosophical challenges for academic & research libraries in upholding the values of trust and integrity.
🧐 Read the full #CFP at bit.ly/RLUKconf