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Friday, February 17, 2012

Anecdotal Evidence: `Beauty Ever Ancient, Ever New'

Anecdotal Evidence: `Beauty Ever Ancient, Ever New'
Excerpt:
Here is Rodriguez:
“The most ancient notions of writing propose that the writer is more passive than active. The writer waits until the graces (or grace) flows through him. The writer awaits inspiration. The writing which Monday was so sluggish is suddenly free on Tuesday. How to explain it? St. Thomas Aquinas says that writing is a kind of prayer, leaving oneself open, utterly vulnerable, to inspiration or God. That feels right to me.”

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