Tag Archives: Age of Terror

Paris tends the Flowers of Evil

Posted on July 24, 2016 by jillbpearlman

  If Paris is still a poem, it’s a 19th century poem.  It’s a poem of dualities, and that’s good and bad.   In spite of the  century and a half that has passed, Baudelaire’s masterpiece, Les Fleurs du Mal, … Continue reading →

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Between Terror and a Soft Spot

Posted on June 20, 2016 by jillbpearlman

    The in-between is where we live – between good and evil, heaven and earth, perfection and despair, knowing and not-knowing.  Sometimes this in-between feels like giddy freedom – like the white space between lines of poetry, like imagination. … Continue reading →

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