I think you are going finally to displace me as the most hated man in American life.
Poem XC, first published in Spain in her 1953 collection, "Poems Without a Name," provides a sense of her mysterious mental weather: The rains displace me without washing me away, the winds push me about without breaking my form, or my identity.
In making me an object for his projects, the other alienates me from myself, displaces me from the subject position (the position from which the world is defined in its meaning and value) and constitutes me as something.
As the youngest, there was no one behind me to displace my teenager's autograph collection (Arnold Palmer, Scott Carpenter, Dizzy Dean), the poster of bare feet, and the picture of me with Sandy Koufax on a trip with Dad to the then-new Houston Astrodome.
Sailing, he writes, always helped "displace the emptiness inside me with the awareness of direction": "an awareness that there is a beginning to the voyage and an end to the voyage, and that this beginning and ending is part of the natural order of things".
"I can be displaced by technology, but they still can't fire me," he says.
"Numerous National and International titles provided the accomplishments necessary for me to speak publicly... my experiences as a First Nations child growing up amongst displaced people gave me much to talk about in regards to overcoming adversity and negativity," Gorup-Paul wrote on his Facebook page Sunday.
Displaced people told me about family members they had lost in the October attacks, speaking of their grief.
Martin was correct: Gerry & the Pacemakers' version, which Martin produced, spent three weeks at No. 1 in April 1963 before being displaced by "From Me to You".
One family in Debaga camp for internally displaced Iraqis told me on Wednesday a 15-year-old relative had died during their flight from Hawija, in the Kirkuk province of Iraq.
We became displaced, it reminded me of the time of the civil war, when we had to run away from our homes because of fighting.
