The cutter grabbed one and dumped it on the little flame, but this did no good.
When this dies out, it will still be a beautiful and fascinating place; but the little flame that lights and warms those precious remains of the past will have gone out.
It's that little flame that lights a fire under your ass.
Next year for you should be about bold action and turning up that little flame into a raging fire.
No: It was as if the little flame in the gas lamp he paused before were burning at once in the present and in various pasts, in 2012 but also in 1912 or 1852, as if it were one flame flickering simultaneously in each of those times, connecting them.
We are keeping the little flame of Being safe from everything, and you, who have all the rest, have nothing.' On the contrary: we have everything, since we have Being, and beings, and we have never lost track of the difference between Being and beings".
But for now Foy, an artist who will be 90 this August, is the keeper of these little flames, a body of work he collected and curated with the writer, editor and legendary bon vivant Leo Lerman, his partner of 47 years.
For the time being, they are shepherds or kings, and the little flame-crowned candles are as symbols of the gifts brought by these first adorers.
The Last Shadow Puppets came about when Turner met Kane while his previous band, The Little Flames, were supporting Arctic Monkeys on tour.
I didn't know all these little flames, brought together in a simple Sunday School song reverberating around an office building, could enflesh the presence of God, even if they weren't hot enough or bright enough to right the wrongs, nor turn oppression into justice nor usher in the kingdom of God.
