Instead of high-minded indignation or sorrow, it runs on earthier fuel: sweat, blood, beer, testosterone, loud music and an ideologically indeterminate, freewheeling sense of rage.
In those years, the disparity between the vast Yankees treasure available for player salaries and the paltry resources of the Royals was such that a (resentful, grudge-bearing) Red Sox fan could claim the ethical high road by expressing sorrow at how Yankee cupidity was depriving the devoted fans of Kansas City of all hope.
He paints the darkest deeds and the deepest emotions, the highest grace and the worst sorrow, and he finds mercy for all, including himself.
Then, there is "Storm and Sorrow in the High Pamirs," by Robert W. Craig.
Such splits come in many forms at many speeds, and from either side, but they are always shot through with anger, sorrow or other high emotion.
"Yet there was not so much of sorrow as of high pride in it all, a pride beyond the reach of shouting and the clamor that marks less sacred moments in life".
The dance's title, "Approaching Something Higher," explains his theme of transcending sorrow and seeking comfort.
There's a feeling of intimate knowledge, of high stakes and personal anger and sorrow.
You Will Become 2. Maybe Not Tonight 3. Talking With the Wolves 4. High Hope 5. Bird of Sorrow 6.
As the mischievous and diverse high school crowd looks on, love and sorrow and regret and longing fill the air, as the patent-pending chords work their magic.
