the eyes of every mother between the lightening-struck towers; orpheus, in love, his raft bearing him through the underworld
rotagorretni 2 years ago
The story of Tong Tana is not unlike that of Orpheus, perhaps even closely aligned to Dante's decent, a metaphor for the destruction of forests and the urbanisation of the communities that had lived there.
garton 2 years ago
the eyes of every mother between the lightening-struck towers; orpheus, in love, his raft bearing him through the underworld
rotagorretni 2 years ago
The story of Tong Tana is not unlike that of Orpheus, perhaps even closely aligned to Dante's decent, a metaphor for the destruction of forests and the urbanisation of the communities that had lived there.
garton 2 years ago