Everywhere you saw those white peas, like the eyes of poached fish, broken Styrofoam from beer coolers and those brittle life-preserver rings they sold in drugstores.
"You stare at a wall and think about your life/Your brittle little life," he sneers on "Pacing Around the Church".
The peanut brittle is a life-changing experience.
Uncertainty plagues his lovely but brittle Cubist still-lifes, his Cézannesque landscapes, and, here and there in different genres, a cultivation of bulky forms, outlined in black, that steer increasingly close to the style of Max Beckmann.
Some of the best writing brings to life the brittle madness of being on drugs.
Or waiting for the past, particles of being Settled and moist with life, then brittle again.
This banging, brittle, shrieking celebration of life, with tidbits of exotic birdcall imitations thrown in, made the rest of a substantial evening seem incidental.
Fatigue-crack propagation across the web of the beams is not significant up to 50% of their fatigue life, whereas brittle web fracture follows beyond the threshold.
I am proudest, however, of the translations that preserve her rhyme scheme: I burn in fire, I drown, I live, I languish, I feel the heat and cold at both extremes; Life both brittle and too shapeless seems; My joy is intermingled with my anguish.
Bones may never reach potential strength and density if daily calcium intake is consistently below the Recommended Dietary Allowance, which can lead to brittle bones in later life.
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