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Tag Archives: joan of arc
D’Arc Night of the Soul
(For All Hallow’s eve, a “witch’s” tale) Enlightened, perhaps. God-engorged hormones, maybe. Regardless of why, Joan, you were the rebel prototype long before James Dean zipped up a red jacket, or Marlon Brando mumbled and curled his upper lip into … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, Poetry, Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged arclight, Guy Denning, halloween, joan of arc, John Biscello, poem, realm of the spirit, sorceresses and saints, the passion
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Fear and Loathing in Golgotha
Beatitude earned by way of human cruelty– The head count, shameful. (Film still from The Passion of Joan of Arc)
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, joan of arc, John Biscello, martyrdom, passion of joan of arc, poem, renee maria falconetti, saint, silent film
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What Comes to Pass
Agony, a skinned aesthetic drawn from the ash and resin of martyrs cast to perish and runes. (Artwork by Guy Denning, inspired by the 1928 film, The Passion of Joan of Arc)
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Tagged Cinema, Guy Denning, joan of arc, John Biscello, painting, poem, The Passion of Joan Arc
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The Passion of Joan
Enlightened, perhaps. God-engorged hormones, maybe. Regardless of why, Joan, you were the rebel prototype long before James Dean zipped up a red jacket, or Marlon Brando mumbled and curled his upper lip into a totem, before Louise Brooks and Josephine … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged arclight, InnerVisions, joan of arc, John Biscello, jules bastien-lepage, maid of orleans, poem, prose poem, The Calling
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The Passion of Joan of Arc
(Review of The Passion of Joan of Arc, the silent film classic, which is celebrating its 90th anniversary.) Celebrating its 90th anniversary, Dreyer’s film remains starkly modern in its composition and complexion, fixed in an otherworldly and hallucinogenic present. Jean Cocteau … Continue reading
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Tagged carl theodore dreyer, Cinema, essay, joan of arc, John Biscello, mystic, Prose, renee maria falconetti, Review, riot material, saint, silent film, the passion of joan of arc, visionary
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Superstar
Baby, forget the petals, we’ll feed you thorns, you’ll be like Jesus Christ in black tights, a superstar in dark eye shadow, Joan of Arc with your own pop-branded stigmata, the world will adore you– What do you say? Will … Continue reading
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Tagged adore, Edie Sedgwick, fame, flower, haiku, Jesus christ, joan of arc, John Biscello, photo, poem, rose, thorns
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John Biscello 