"The sky's like a bell — the moon is its tongue," the popular poet Sergei Esenin wrote; and when Osip Mandelstam wanted to describe meaninglessness, he wrote, "Someone has pulled the bells / out of the blurred tower".
"The sky's like a bell the moon is its tongue," the popular poet Sergei Esenin wrote; and when Osip Mandelstam wanted to describe meaninglessness, he wrote, "Someone has pulled the bells / out of the blurred tower".
I arrive at his gate in the morning and pull the bell.
"Next stop, City Hall," he said, pulling the bell cord to signal the driver.
And James Boswell's 1760s journals are perhaps a revealing insight into the self-loathing sex addict, torn between risking infection, the unsatisfactory use of his thick sock-like "cundum", and a constant need to "pull the bell and discharge the reckoning".
Pulling the bell out slightly will help fine-tune the notes which utilize the entire length of the instrument (you could think of these notes as the notes that use the most fingers).
("What are they sounding the [church] bells for, Mitică?", which, in the Romanian original, may be interpreted as "What are they pulling the bells by?"), the protagonist answers De frânghie, monşer ("By the string, my dear").
I cannot be sure who pulled the call bell out but it certainly left this woman with the feeling that some of those charged with caring for her in a place she now calls "home," did not care for her at all.
Wahi pulled the show's title from scholar bell hooks' interview, "Cultural Criticism and Transformation".
