(This was also the subject of the more philosophical, more ecstatic, and non-funny "Chronicle").
"Gentlemen Broncos" is an even more ecstatic and personal exploration — in loopy, gross-out comic form — of the essence of faith in cosmic religious vision itself, and the ease with which those visions can be perverted to worldly ends.
Quite different from his famous contemporary, T.S. Eliot, whom Crane regarded as too dry, too learned and too pessimistic in his vision of life, Crane's own take on existence was more ecstatic and positive.
"Gentlemen Broncos" is an even more ecstatic and personal exploration in loopy, gross-out comic form of the essence of faith in cosmic religious vision itself, and the ease with which those visions can be perverted to worldly ends.
As one aide crowed, "He's back!" It's hard to believe that this Hillary is the same Wellesley girl who said she yearned for a more "ecstatic and penetrating mode of living".
Icelandic singer Björk would surely be celebrating, but perhaps not nearly as much as Gudmundur Benediktsson, who although being sacked from his day job on Sunday, backed up one of the most memorable passages of commentary in recent history with more ecstatic celebrations – and a few Brexit jibes thrown in.
A little later, the crowd will gather in, and some of the more ecstatic Burners will strip and dance around the still-blazing pool of debris.
They were written down in a notebook, practiced with the rest of the band and then performed in front of ever larger and more ecstatic audiences.
No one was more ecstatic than the teachers, men and women who often found themselves idled and scorned in the reign of the poorly educated Taliban.
While formal recognition might take a year or more, ecstatic leaders of the Eastern Pequots and the Paucatuck Eastern Pequots, who share a 224-acre reservatinNorth Stoningtonnearn near the Rhode Island border, voiced confidence that their decadeslong quest for tribal sovereignty was at last in sight.
