Difference between revisions of "I ate the wind"
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**Other references to Shakespeare’s tragedies nearby: → [[moor before the tomb]], [[cousin charmian]] | **Other references to Shakespeare’s tragedies nearby: → [[moor before the tomb]], [[cousin charmian]] | ||
| − | * '''I ate the wind:''' cf. W. B. Yeats description of Maud Gonne: “Hollow of cheek as though it drank the | + | * '''I ate the wind:''' cf. W. B. Yeats description of Maud Gonne: “Hollow of cheek as though it drank the wind”. |
* '''I ate the wind:''' in [[Vico|Vico’s]] 1st Age, mute religious acts constitute language | * '''I ate the wind:''' in [[Vico|Vico’s]] 1st Age, mute religious acts constitute language | ||
*'''I ate the wind:''' I was so poor that I had nothing to eat but the wind | *'''I ate the wind:''' I was so poor that I had nothing to eat but the wind | ||
Revision as of 06:15, 14 June 2020
- I hate → cf. Hamlet 3.2.99: “I hate the heir”
- Other references to Shakespeare’s tragedies nearby: → moor before the tomb, cousin charmian
- I ate the wind: cf. W. B. Yeats description of Maud Gonne: “Hollow of cheek as though it drank the wind”.
- I ate the wind: in Vico’s 1st Age, mute religious acts constitute language
- I ate the wind: I was so poor that I had nothing to eat but the wind
