But March magic is fleeting, as No. 14 Ohio found out Saturday when its run ended with a distinct thud.
Half of the team are in that magic and fleeting pre-dawn of an England cricketer's Ashes timeline, unscarred from disastrous series gone by (see Michael Vaughan's prerequisite from 2005).
This produces moments of magic: the fleeting romance of someone on the train looking up just as her song arrives at a stirring lyric, the quirky effect of a jogger in the distance momentarily synching with the rhythms in her headphones.
As in all fables, though, the magic is fleeting, with the Italian hamlets linked for just 16 days before the piers are dismantled after July 3.
The magic is fleeting; the glow will be gone the next night.
Many of the films at Borscht DIEZ, a combination of submissions and commissions, deal with mortality, magic, and the fleeting poignancy of being alive: among 20 or so others, there's Julian Yuri Rodriguez's One Dog Gone Summer, in a which a boy hopes his dog will go to heaven; or Caroline Castro's Sale El Sole, which depicts the anxious anticipation of waiting for a hurricane.
Many of the films at Borscht DIEZ, a combination of submissions and commissions, deal with mortality, magic, and the fleeting poignancy of being alive: among 20 or so others, there's Julian Yuri Rodriguez's One Dog Gone Summer, in a which a boy hopes his dog will go to heaven; or Caroline Castro's Sale El Sole, which depicts the anxious anticipation of waiting for a hurricane.
"The magic of childhood is so fleeting, and these objects I kept finding in Calder's pockets represent a chapter of boyhood, his imagination, and the magic of finding a 'treasure,'" Kaseman told The Huffington Post, adding, "I like the idea of the photographs being a taxonomy report of a child's imagination, specifically Calder's.
They understand that their parents did so because there was magic in it and that magic is fleeting, like childhood is fleeting.
