song by Kris Kristofferson and Ford Foster. Janis Joplin covered the song just days before her death. Kristofferson heard her rendering after she had died.
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- Time and Motion: the same but always in flux
- The Golden Necklace: fall and its gifts
- Sitting on the Edge: unfree and tied up. Choice?
- Bess: whom but Leonardo would have comprehended?
- Historical Truth and Mapping
- Still Grinning After all this Time: reading Nature
- Nature paints Nature: fall
- the diseased lid, anxiety, or tete d'expression
- The Old Tree: its perfectly clear
- How did that star afix itself to the tip of the l...
- seeing is believing or a photograph is objective t...
- modern man lost in the Middle Ages: with all that ...
- from figurative to abstraction
- Minnows in their element: Immagination rather than...
- Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose
- boogie woogie
- one flower
- mille fleurs
- spattered blood and the thorns that never go away
- love in the kitchen: it is all in the mind
- world inverted or the last tear drop
- "cry me a river"
- The Natural Altar
- Little Rooster Crowing: Bob Dylan imagined
- natural complexity: the Hudson River
- a fall painting: elegiac
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