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The prior voyages brought older voyagers.

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Rascal recalls life before entering the harbor.

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By 1979, Rascal pondered remaining in the New York City. His thoughts developed into the lines of a poem, "Harbor".

Lyric

RAScal's lieder inspired lyric... Lyric

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In 1973 Rascal concluded his "Lyric".

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Where?

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Rascal hoped to cut through the inertia of his era.

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Rascal's plea is heard across the decades.  Does the support network exist for those who wildly seek to go beyond the constraints of local convention? 

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The romantic's plea is a lament.

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Influenced by Heine's early 19th century songs of regret, Rascal voiced his second thoughts...

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Rascal believed in free public art.

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Rascal addressed his Manhattan...

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In his 20's, Rascal worried about the end of youth and beauty...

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Beginning under the melancholy influence of Heinrich Heine, Rascal begins his poem with the global sadness. 

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Heine’s lieder that began, "Schöne Wiege meiner Leiden/Shönes Grabmal meiner Ruh," inspired the opening lines to Rascal's lyric:

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Rascal was living on the upper west side with the actress, Goghi Lee, and was inspired by reading a book of Heinrich Heine's poetry.

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Rascal attempt at an inverse exploration resulted in this. Ready? Get set... GO

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Into life's embrace...

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But...

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Rascal doubted that anyone in pain could arrive at a perspective beyond good and evil.

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Is the hammer the wrath of God?   Are the readers at the end of Paradise Lost?

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Trying to make sense through imagery, Rascal wondered about the anger in the world.

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Rascal's lines expressed ambiguous expectations.

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We turn in a circle, a sphere, an orb, or a droplet.

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Rascal explored the mystic's perspectives.

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The emotional response to reading is like meditating on a drop of blood. 

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Perspectives on hope and despair.   Talith is the plural.  What are they doing mending talith?  These minuscule Messiahs?

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In 1975 Rascal considered the atomic dream.

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Boredom.  Could poetry waken the sleeper?

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We judge others and incarcerate.