Approaching Minsk, her birthplace, at dusk, she writes, "This is how brutally, / this is how tight / heart climbs out of the mouth / and strains eyesight".
Parking is near the elegiac ruins of Tintern Abbey, and from there one embarks upon a digestible but heart thumping climb up to the Devil's Pulpit, a rocky outcrop, affording fantastic views, where the evil doer himself supposedly used to preach temptation to the industrious monks scurrying below.
(More immortal prose: "They were lovely breasts. His heart rate climbed. His mouth watered").
The San Blas district, a heart-pounding climb up from the Plaza de Armas is filled with galleries, handicraft shops and small bars and restaurants.
In the final scene at the Capulet family crypt, as Juliet awakes to find Paris and Romeo dead, Ms. Ferri plunged the dagger into her heart and climbed atop the crypt.
Pairing sensors with Twitter leads some to think Twitter could be used to send home security alerts or tell doctors when a patient's blood sugar or heart rate climbs too high.
He is not much younger than two of the missing Israelis – 15-year-old Mohammed Dudeen – who was shot through the heart after climbing out of his bedroom window to join a stone-throwing demonstration against a raid in his village by Israeli soldiers looking for the missing teenagers.
His heart rate climbs, the blood pressure and oxygen level in his blood decrease, and he becomes short of breath.
Actually, to be completely honest, I almost lost my heart while climbing up and down its incredibly steep streets.
It's a heart-pounding climb to the top, but once you're there, you feel like you're on another planet.
There are those with chronic fatigue-like symptoms where they're in bed twenty hours a day, and some will develop a POTS-type presentation where their heart rate climbs to 140 or 160 when they stand.
