I breathe the airAs if there were not much more of it there And write these poems, which are funeral songsThat have been taught to me by vanished time:Not only to enumerate my wrongsBut to pay homage to the late sublimeThat comes with seeing how the years have broughtA fitting end, if not the one I sought.
Farouq came to visit me in New York this spring, and he spoke of that as "the vanished time of hope".
A name freighted with echoes of a vanished time on Manhattan's East Side disappeared on June 1 when the old Barbizon Hotel became the Melrose Hotel.
Nonetheless, it's full of fascinating social and medicinal lore, a legacy of a vanished time.
When I socialized, it was often with poets, who confirmed by their very existence that I had landed in a better, vanished time.
We are going to put it right at the turn in the stairs next to the suit of armor worn by a forgotten knight, in a forgotten battle and a vanished time.
One day, Mr. Koch plans to fill the buildings with his growing collection of Western memorabilia, creating a private museum featuring a rare photograph of Billy the Kid and other million-dollar vestiges of a vanished time.
Some of her stories are nostalgic for a vanished time and place; some are scathing in their evocation of an insular world; some are just plain funny.
The new episodes will be the product of that vanished time, and as such they may evoke nostalgia or discomfort in ways the writers could never have anticipated.
The search for lost time — and for vanished times — is crucial to his movie's drama, indeed, to its conception; perhaps his is an untimeliness whose time has come.
What if, for a split second, the mid-50's were suddenly to rush in, the way the thought of them invariably takes hold whenever I think of using not the side entrance to a prewar building on Riverside Drive but the defunct main gate on the drive itself, a gate no one uses any longer but that, being sealed, beckons like a portal to vanished times?
