So serious that when someone creates the kind of cosmic jam that makes your bones melt with its glorious weirdness, it's a revelation.
When I go to a club, I want to feel the walls bend, the ceiling drip, my bones melt, drag myself away for air – not live in fear of a Facebook de-tagging frenzy.
The most striking leitmotif of the collection is its numerous juxtapositions of Cézanne and Renoir: the chiselled bone and melting flesh of modern painting.
My companion marveled, "It's like a chicken bone just melted in my mouth".
EVERYONE knows the barbecue mantra "low and slow:" cook tough cuts of meat over low indirect heat for hours and hours until they fall off the bone and melt in the mouth.
It was an emotional visit - "surrounded by the conversation of my childhood, three times a day in the dining room my bones nearly melted" - but the Russian delegates were hostile to Paley's insistence that they issue a blanket condemnation of American foreign policy.
My bones will melt down and then I will die.......
He writes, darkness screamed with thirsty voices; and the witnesses rose and lived: The dry bones stirred, rattled, lifted, melting themselves into my bones.
He writes, darkness screamed with thirsty voices; and the witnesses rose and lived: The dry bones stirred, rattled, lifted, melting themselves into my bones.
His 1974 "Hiroshima" series is nightmare stuff, with its flesh melting from bone and zombielike figures staggering through bombed-out terrain.
The generous platter included three slabs of grilled bread, two three-inch-high white bones full of luscious melting marrow and three hillocks of sweet-sour oxtail marmalade.
