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adambcqx: On An Air Of Rameau by Arthur Symons
+ Suite in D Minor, III. Les Soupirs by Jean-Philippe Rameau, played by Steven Devine:
robertsnickc: “The sea is a mirror, not only to the clouds, the sun, the moon & the stars, but to all one’s dreams & speculations. The sea tells us that everything is changing & that nothing ever changes, that tides go out & return, that all existence is a rhythm.”
~ Arthur Symons, 1918
Bijousyntaxique: Arthur Symons, “In a Northern Bay,” Cities and Sea-Coasts and Islands (1918)
robertsnickc: “The sea is a mirror, not only to the clouds, the sun, the moon & the stars, but to all one’s dreams & speculations. The sea tells us that everything is changing & that nothing ever changes, that tides go out & return, that all existence is a rhythm.”
~ Arthur Symons, 1918
rk70534: MONTSERRAT
Arthur Symons(1865-1945)
EugenioOP_: It Is In Their Eyes That Their Magic Resides. - Arthur Symons
antiquebooksden: FROM TOULOUSE-LATREC TO RODIN, WITH SOME PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS by ARTHUR SYMONS
karo_lotta: Venice
by Arthur Symons
nemuri820: “As for living, leave it to your servant.” Villiers de L‘lsle Adam French poet（trans by Arthur Symons) “As for having an affair, leave it to your wife.” anonymous
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A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.
-Arthur Symons
kingkisunshine: "It is in their eyes that their magic resides." - Arthur Symons.
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maggiepadron43: “It is in their eyes that their magic resides” - Arthur Symons
smalllights: Arthur Symons, "Rain on the Down"
Samuraiko: "Waves of the gentle waters of the healing night,
Flow over me with silent peace and golden dark,
Wash me of sound, wash me of colour, drown the day;
Light the tall golden candles and put out the day."
- Arthur Symons, "Night in the Valley"
(I use this verse for meditation.)
Elnora07211364: Jacob Symons Gilbert Euphemia Arthur Martha Fay Macaulay
jeffjarvis: "What royalties and religions have been, the newspaper is. It is the idol of the hour, the principality and power of the moment; the average man's Bible, friend, teacher, guide, entertainment, and opiate...."
- Arthur Symons, 1902
jeffjarvis: "The newspaper is the plague, or black death, of the modern world. It is an open sewer, running down each side of the street, and displaying the foulness of every day, day by day, morning and evening."
- Arthur Symons, 1902
Malia28386385: Jacob Symons Gilbert Euphemia Arthur Martha Fay Macaulay
travmexico: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.”
Arthur Symons
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NinaAntonia13: 'Your flesh is lilies
Grown 'neath a frozen moon,
So still is the rapture of your swoon.'
(Words: Arthur Symons. 'Louise' by Robert Demarchy, early 19th century)
Anmolka35535631: Arthur Symons Primo Harriman
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greek_herald: Beach, BBQ and picnics with the family. Arthur Antonopoulos and Elly Symons share Aussie Christmas memories and talk about the festive season in Greece.
PoemsOnTheTube: Poem of the Day: A Tune by Arthur Symons
HBENFT: “The sound of water says what I think.” ― Arthur Symons
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HossainNilofar: “Only thoughts of you remain
In my heart where they have lain,
Perfumed thoughts of you.”
― Arthur Symons
Claude Nori, Natacha, Rome, 1990
JulietNick4: 点我头像+++++++++++++++V Yvonne Arthur Venus Milton Clarence Symons Jerome Bunyan Cora Ella Milo Bird May Eden
ColbyElla1: 点我头像++++++++++++++++++++V Constance Pound Yvonne Arthur Lesley Valentine Ed Oscar Morton Antoinette Clarence Symons Honey Beard
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Aaron_Symons: Iman photographed by Lord Snowdon in Arthur Mitchell’s dance studio in Harlem, 1984
MCVictorEremita: — Joseph Conrad To Arthur Symons, Aug. 2, 1913
wendy_1_way: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.” – Arthur Symons
travmexico: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.”
Arthur Symons
_jadiiiiii: For the silence of the night
Swims around me like a stream,
And your eyes have caught the light
Of a moon-enchanted dream,
And your arms glide round about me,
And fade into a dream.
-Arthur Symons
1StevieKilner: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.” – Arthur Symons
microbius: very Arthur Symons!
JustAdduce: “Here In A Little Lonely Room I Am Master Of Earth and Sea, And The Planets Come To Me.” ~ Arthur Symons.
_ui1422: Night,
A grey sky,
A ghostly sea,
The soft beginning of the rain.
Arthur Symons
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Arthur Symons(1865-1945)
AsunCa_3: “The sea is a mirror, not only to the clouds, the sun, the moon & the stars, but to all one’s dreams, to all one’s speculations.The sea tells us that everything is changing and that nothing ever changes, that tides go out and return, that all existence is a rhythm”
Arthur Symons
Carlolight: Where shall this self at last find happiness?
O Soul, only in nothingness.
- Arthur Symons
travmexico: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.”
Arthur Symons
travmexico: “The English mist is always at work like a subtle painter, and London is a vast canvas prepared for the mist to work on.”
Arthur Symons
Rose_Siyaniye: The long September
evening dies
in mist
along the fields and lanes
Arthur Symons
iansjasper: Cities by Arthur Symons
The last sunset of the year had been stormy ; the whole sky, as I saw it from the Pincio, blazed like a conflagration; fire caught the farthest roofs of Rome, and seemed to sear the edges and outskirts of the city...
tmac_bill: Influence in Victorian Lit 1/2
The flagrant, unacknowledged appropriation of what Pater called "mere matter" that was undertaken by his successors, especially Arthur Symons and Oscar Wilde, has often been misrepresented as a kind of plagiarism.
Karimshahal: Arthur Symons
neilphilipmyth: An aged faun of old red clay
Laughs from the grassy bowling-green,
Foretelling doubtless some decay
Of mortal moments so serene
That lead us lightly on our way
(Love’s piteous pilgrims have we been!)
To this last hour that runs away
Dancing to the tambourine.
Arthur Symons
eudaemonist: ‘Arthur Symons was talking of some foreign city, carrying in his waistcoat pocket, as it were, the genius loci, anon to be embalmed in Pateresque prose. I forget whether this time it was Rome or Seville or Moscow or what…’ —Max Beerbohm, ‘First Meetings with W.B. Yeats.’
ThePrimerCo: Arthur Symons's poem 'White Heliotrope' is the prequel to YSL's 'Black Opium'
holland_tom: “Before the thought of Cleopatra every man is an Anthony” - Arthur Symons
HarryWatson63: 'Paris’ by Arthur Symons
My Paris is a land where twilight days
Merge into violent nights of black and gold;
Where, it may be, the flower of dawn is cold:
Ah, but the gold nights, and the scented ways!
v_rossouw3: "And the wind is the voice of my heart."
-- Arthur Symons
CulturalLboro: Reminder: this Friday, join us online to discuss the pains and pleasures of editing Decadent and Aesthetic texts. Featuring the editors of the Jewelled Tortoise series Catherine Maxwell & Stefano Evangelista, plus talks on Arthur Symons, Mathilde Blind, and Michael Field!
VeroniqueChemla: "Esther Kahn" by Arnaud Desplechin. Based on Arthur Symons' short story. Starring Summer Phoenix, Ian Holm, Frances Barber,Laszlo Szabo,Emmanuelle Devos. "In Victorian England, a young Jewish emigrant dreams of becoming a great actress. An initiatory tale"
pandhmagic: It is in their eyes that their magic reside. - Arthur Symons
JeanineClaar: 5 of 5 stars to The Fool of the World, & Other Poems by Symons Arthur 1865-1945
brooktaverner: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.” - Arthur Symons.
Dress for wandering among Venetian cobbles this summer, even if you're not, at
AndKnuckles_bot: The Poems and Prose of Ernest Dowson, With a Memoir by Arthur Symons & Knuckles
joannabeaufoy: until a trailing hand perceives,/ Sudden, the earth again, in the crisp touch of leaves, / And the arresting slender fingers of the grass.
(Arthur Symons)
Come. On. Summer!
jsief: “The invention of printing helped to destroy literature.” —Arthur Symons
BlatherTunes: “The English mist is always at work like a subtle painter, and London is a vast canvas prepared for the mist to work on.” – Arthur Symons,
faeriesxn: to dream of love, and, waking, to remember you:
- dreams (arthur symons)
jafar_mobeen: A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.
~ Arthur Symons
JustAdduce: “Here in a little lonely room I am master of earth and sea, And the planets come to me.” ~ Arthur Symons
BoatingOnLI: The wind is rising on the sea,
The windy white foam-dancers leap ~ Arthur Symons
Jopolkadot: The long September
evening dies
in mist
along the fields and lanes
Arthur Symons
Art Photography © Joan Kocak
EugenioOP_: It Is In Their Eyes That Their Magic Resides. - Arthur Symons
WorldsMz: Arthur Symons, 'Giorgione at Castelfranco'
JustAdduce: “And I would have, now love is over, An end to all, an end: I cannot, having been your lover Stoop to become your friend!” ~ Arthur Symons
skydog811: April Midnight by Arthur Symons | Poetry Foundation
ARTSalamode: "Art begins when a man wishes to immortalize the most vivid moment he has ever lived."
Arthur Symons
Book_Addict: Happy birthday to English writer and poet Arthur Symons (February 28, 1865), author of "Jezebel Mort, and other poems" (1931) et al.
d4doome: Not quite my favourite of the decadent poets (that title goes to Arthur Symons) but Dowson was certainly a great decadent poet.
Isbrand3: Lovely to be teaching STC again. Arthur Symons (1906): ‘The Biographia Literaria is the greatest book of criticism in English, and one of the most annoying books in any language.’
_Art4you: "Suspense"
Vaguely conscious of that great suspense in which we live, we find our escape from its sterile, annihilating reality in many dreams, in religion, passion, art. - Arthur Symons
BooksOfNoone: The Hill of Dreams - Arthur Machen
London Nights - Arthur Symons
zeest_haq: As a perfume doth remain
In the folds where it hath lain,
So the thought of you, remaining
Deeply folded in my brain,
Will not leave me; all things leave me-
You remain..
-Arthur Symons
DrMarkDoyle: A small pleasure we're denied in this zoom-zoom age is that of slicing through uncut pages in books and keeping a sharp knife handy for the purpose.
This is Cities and Sea-Coasts and Islands by Arthur Symons (1919) and sadly not all of the pages are like this.
foxy_ronald: a voice is in my ear,
And is the voice my own? the words I say
Fall strangely, like a dream, across the day;
And the dim sunshine is a dream. How clear,
New as the world to lovers’ eyes, appear
The men and women passing on their way!
(Arthur Symons, "The Absinthe-Drinker")
Eagle_Aerial: “Vaguely conscious of that great suspense in which we live, we find our escape from its sterile, annihilating reality in many dreams, in religion, passion, art.”
― Arthur Symons, The Symbolist Movement in Literature
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RWikiquote: All art is a form of artifice.For in art there can be no prejudices. -Arthur Symons
Rizzoli_Books: "The English mist is always at work like a subtle painter." —Arthur Symons
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MBudha: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.” Arthur Symons.
peterdamianent1: Venice - Arthur Symons Water and marble and that silentness Which is not broken by a wheel or hoof; A city like a water-lily, less Seen than reflected, palace wall and roof, In the unfruitful waters motionless, Without one living grass’s green...
si_npg: Alvin Langdon Coburn, Arthur Symons, September 22, 1906
VeneziaFC_EN: “A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.”
— Arthur Symons
morrablibrary: Our library also supports the work of library member Andrew Symons, and his creation of the Arthur Quiller-Couch website:
iab9208: "The one safeguard for the poet is to say to himself: What I can write in prose I will not allow myself to write in verse, out of mere honour towards my material. The further I can extend my prose, the further back do I set the limits of verse."
Arthur Symons
kick360au: What did Arthur Papas and John Aloisi have to say after their first game in charge of their clubs?
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