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Daybreak Page Three

By Chris Underwood

Rose Rage

By Rory Allen

Hey, you, What did you do? What did we flowers ever do to you, That you threw us out with the rubbish, Dumped us unceremoniously, as though we were Potato peelings, not beautiful things? Shame on you! We were gifts of love, Love adorned our frail petals, and hung on our delicate perfume like honey. All that you have spurned. May you never be judged by us, When alone you make your final account! Then, look out, when we flowers rise up, all bristling and thorny, And say, “Throw her out”!

Mystique (orginal)

By Travis Seewald

Mystique (orginal) This is a pencil drawing I did many years ago trying to be an aspiring artist.

Form is a cage in which to trap Meaning

By Michael Mendones

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The King (or why Bernal is the name to remember)

By admin

Get right with God. Be prepared to meet him. William Hurt’s voice and presence is imposing, his authority unquestioned, his faith unshakeable. Or at least this is how it seems. But by now, my true cinephiles, you should now that almost never things are the way they seem to be on the surface. Deep down, people hide secrets. So, what’s new? you are going to ask. Why is ‘The King’ a special film and not just another revenge story? Is it because it involves incest? Or because it deals with the limits of faith and forgiveness? Yes and no; Milo Addica, screenwriter of films like ‘Monster’s Ball’ and ‘Birth’ and James Marsh in his debut are not afraid to take the knife to the bone. The place is Texas and I suppose we all know that this is one of the most conservative states. The hero is Elvis, a half Mexican young man who ,after leaving the Navy, goes to find his father. Son of a prostitute, Elvis, is not accepted by his father, now a minister of a church with a well respected life and family. Elvis represents his sinful past from which he has long now been cleansed. His rejection of Elvis sets off an unbelievably cruel revenge plan. You sense early in the film that something bad is going to happen. Around the middle of the film, an unexpected act of violence confirms your suspicions. But you go on feeling uneasy, tense. You know that something bigger, more…