...were, As if you had been, Listening inside my head Everything had fallen apart You came into the picture, Like a work of art I feel your arms around me, And it sets me free, It’s a good thing I used to wake up At the first drop of rain Now I sleep beside you, Through a hurricane Like a window, That was painted shut My heart was closed, And had enough And though I tried to hide away, You knocked until I opened up There you were, As if you had been, Waiting for me all my life Everything had fallen apart You came into the picture, Like a work of art I feel your arms around me, And it sets me free, It’s a good thing There you were, As if you had been, Listening inside my head Everything had fallen apart Then you came into the picture, Like a work of art I feel your arms around me, And it sets me free, It’s a good thing Yeah everything had fallen apart, You came into the picture, Like a work of art I feel your arms around me, And it sets me free It’s a good thing It’s a good thing It’s a good thing It was gonna be you and me, But now your gone. I had planned the rest of my life How am I supposed to move on I can't sleep in our bed Or on the couch You left so many memories When you walked out Kill me for loving you 'Cause I can't stop No matter how hard I try to. Kill me for loving you All I ever wanted to do Was love you. I've been crying every day and night For two weeks now I've been looking out...
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...Wouldn’t it be cool to learn about a character who is hubris and caring at the same time? Yes it would be cool so lets talk about it, but first let me explain the purpose of the essay, the purpose of the essay is to try to get people interested in The Odyssey, and to teach about the greek mythology legends. The book is called The odyssey by Homer and the book is called Oh Brother Where Art Thou by the director named Joel and Ethan Coen which is also the writers of the movie as well. Odysseus is very caring and loving especially on Calypso’s island when Penelope and Odysseus were hugging. Another reason on how Odysseus is showing that he is caring and loving is when him and Penelope are also crying while they are hugging. In the movie...
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...Helekunihi HIST 202-01 Final Paper Aug. 30, 2010 Feelings Waltz on the Canvas Vincent Van Gogh and His Impact on Art World “ ... Starry starry night, Flaming flowers that brightly blaze Swirling clouds in violet haze Reflect in Vincent’s eyes of china blue Colors changing hue Morning fields of amber grain Weathered faces lined in pain Are soothed beneath the artist’s loving hand…” In the song “Vincent”, Mclean reveals one after another beautiful painting of Van Gogh through the singer’s gorgeous words. At the same time he expresses his understanding and respect to the gifted artist Vincent Van Gogh. Even though Van Gogh was suffered by hunger and cold, misunderstanding and distorting, he had always immersed in creating art with passion. His inspiration of art creating was never surrendered to the fate. Speaking was never Van Gogh’s strength. He preferred to communicate with others through his art works. Van Gogh said, “…art wells up from a deeper source out of our soul.” The art world should be grateful for Van Gogh’s special way of communication. Otherwise there will never be Post-impressionism. Vincent Van Gogh lived long time ago, and yet his work is still varying many perspectives of people’s life. The legacy of Vincent Van Gogh led the flourish of the Post-impressionism and Expressionism, impacted many artists’ art style in nowadays, and changed the way mankind views the beauty of the world and society. After Van Gogh died, people...
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...Michelle Cabirac ARS 101 1/30/12 Essay #1 The relief sculpture of the pharaoh Akhenaten, Nefertiti and three Daughters, along with the relief sculpture of Mai and Urel emerged from the eighteenth dynasty during the New Kingdom, and commenced a brief artistic revolution in Egyptian art. These two sculptures portrayed a sense of realism that was never seen before in the earlier/ancestral Egyptian artwork. By comparing and contrasting the two relief sculptures one can achieve a better sense of what each piece of art was trying to express. By examining both the relief sculptures of Akhenaten, Nefertiti and three Daughters, and Mai and Urel, several differences can be depicted. Many of these unlike characteristics involve a representation of the human form and appearance. At the top of the sculpture of Akhenaten, Nefertiti and three Daughters, appears a sun disk with rays angling down on all of them to represent the God of Aton. However, no such reference to Aton can be found in the sculpture of Mai and Urel. Next, the figures are seated facing one another in the sculpture of Akhenaten, Nefertiti and three Daughters, while the figures are both facing right in the sculpture of Mai and Urel. In addition, the Akhenaten, Nefertiti and three Daughters sculpture clearly has a reference to offspring. In the sculpture of Mai and Urel no children seem to appear. A few other contrasting characteristics of these two relief sculptures involve specifically the human form. The...
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...existence-loving one another (Chapman, 2011, p. 11). The goal is to move beyond customer service to loving care service. It is not bricks and mortar that create a healing home but a partnership between people that allows for a sacred encounter that changes lives forever (Chapman, 2011). The components needed for loving service are: skill, competency, stewardship of resources, and a servant’s heart (Chapman, 2011). This type of holistic care is based on trust and recognizes kindness, compassion, and respect are essential to clinical excellence (Chapman, 2011). The client is viewed as an integrated spiritual being that is treated as a whole person (Chapman, 2011, p. 34). This concept is foreign to the Western medical model, but no the nursing profession. The concept of caring has long been identified as the essence of nursing (Barker, 2009). In ancient times, nurses tended the sick and provided care for their needs between physician house calls (O’Brien, 2008). Florence Nightingale’s traditional model of the profession called nursing a “caring vocation” (Barker, 2009). Even the patients of today recognize it the nurse who provides for and tends to their needs. In the absence of therapeutic use of self during a hospital visit patient satisfaction scores decline. The Healing Hospital model is steeped in the Judea-Christian concept of unity between the body, mind, and spirit. The model uses technology and physical design combined with a strong loving culture...
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...tee rao pop gun took krung tee ter hun maa tee chun cher-ee cher-ee roo mai chun feun kae nai dai yin mai hua jai chun mun gum-lung bork ruk ruk ter yoo dtae chun mai art ja bert pia jai ork bai hai krai dai roo dai yin mai hua jai chun yung koi yoo dtrong nun ror hai ter bert doo lae wung piang kae ter roo suk wun neung tung tee chun gor ruk tung tee chun gor roo seuk dtae suan leuk kaang nai yung mai glaa took krung tee rao pop gun took krung tee ter hun maa tee chun cher-ee cher-ee roo mai chun feun kae nai dai yin mai hua jai chun mun gum-lung bork ruk ruk ter yoo dtae chun mai art ja bert pia jai ork bai hai krai dai roo dai yin mai hua jai chun yung koi yoo dtrong nun ror hai ter bert doo lae wung piang kae ter roo suk wun neung dai yin mai hua jai chun mun gum-lung bork ruk ruk ter yoo dtae chun mai art ja bert pia jai ork bai hai krai dai roo dai yin mai hua jai chun yung koi yoo dtrong nun ror hai ter bert doo lae wung piang ter ja roo waa kon kon nee ruk ter yoo yung kor hai ter roo suk wun neung I don't know how much longer that I have to put up with you I've been hiding everythings in my heart Everytime we meet each other, Everytime we face each other Though I am indifferent.. Do you know how much have I have to force myself? Can't you hear my heart calling for you, loving you But I can't release my heart out for anyone to know Can't you hear my heart's waiting there for you Waiting for you to feel it. I was hoping that you will realize someday ...
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...Memphis, Tennessee USA. She is known to the world as a television and as well film actress. The roles that benefited to her net worth are the ones in “Scream 2” and TV series “Hughleys” and “Loving”. She was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress for the film “Hustle and Low” (2005). Her career as an actress has been active since 1992. Have you ever wondered how rich Elise Neal is? According to sources it is estimated that Elise Neal’s total net worth is $3 million. Main source of this amount are her television and film roles, however, Neal has also done TV commercials in her past and also appeared in many music videos, some of them includes “This is It” performed by Dannii...
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...advancement of eradicating disease and uses a scientific approach to address the disease; it values the objective more than the subjective, and it does not involve or address the emotional and spiritual needs of the individual. The healing approach encompasses the whole person, both body and mind, to optimize the best overall outcome (Geffen, 2004). The healing environment facilitates the healing process by integrating and utilizing conventional medicine, scientific technology, alternative and complimentary therapies, aesthetic surroundings, and caring health providers who believe in and practice the art of compassionate care to promote healing. The healing environment optimizes overall healing and patient experience (www.siib.org). A healing hospital is devoted to the delivery of integrated patient center care that practices the science of medicine and the art of genuine compassionate loving care in a healing environment by collectively addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the patient and the people who care for them (www.baptisthealingtrust.org). Spiritual or compassionate care involves serving the whole person. The whole is the physical, emotional,...
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...“His voice as tight as a fist. Opening at the end of a bar. Not on the beat, over it, playing with it, splitting it like a jazz man, like Miles Davis. Turning on the right phrase and the right song, which is where he lives, where he lets go, where he reveals himself. His songs are his home and he lets you in. But you know that to sing like that you've gotta have lost a couple of fights. To know tenderness and romance you've gotta have had your heart broken”- Bono on Frank Sinatra Few will argue with the statement Bono made at the 1994 Grammy Music awards while presenting Frank Sinatra with the lifetime achievement award. In fact, Sinatra said it was “the best introduction he has ever received.” Few will be able to argue because from a musical standpoint, there is no denying the greatness of Frank Sinatra for it is impossible to ignore the impact that Sinatra had on the entertainment industry. The controversy does not arise from the debate regarding his greatness as an entertainer, but as his greatness as a human being. The question regarding the greatness of any human being will never be answered. Human beings will never be in agreement as to what makes one “great.” Virtues and qualities held as the criteria for greatness for some people will be deemed by others as insignificant. Without having any interaction with a person for ourselves, the closest that we are able to come to a decisive answer on the greatness of a man is to examine his life with regard to what...
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...humanitarian, human science orientation to human caring processes, phenomena and experiences. Caring science includes arts and humanities as well as science. A caring science perspective is grounded in a relational ontology of being-in-relation, and a world view of unity and connectedness of All. Transpersonal Caring acknowledges unity of life and connections that move in concentric circles of caring – from individual, to others, to community, to world, to Planet Earth, to the universe. Caring science investigations embrace inquiries that are reflective, subjective and interpretative as well as objective-empirical and Caring science inquiry includes ontological, philosophical, ethical, historical inquiry and studies. In addition, caring science includes multiple epistemological approaches to inquiry including clinical and empirical, but is open to moving into new areas of inquiry that explore other ways of knowing, for example, aesthetic, poetic, narrative, personal, intuitive, kinesthetic, evolving consciousness, intentionality, metaphysical – spiritual, as well as moral-ethical knowing. Caring science is an evolving new field that is grounded in the discipline of nursing and evolving nursing science, but more recently includes other fields and disciplines in the Academy, for example, Women/Feminist studies, Education, Ecology, Peace Studies, Philosophy/ Ethics, Arts and Humanities, Mindbodyspirit Medicine. As such, caring science is rapidly becoming an Interdisciplinary or Transdisciplinary...
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...---------------------------------| Your Birthday Month | | ---------------------------------------+---------------------------------| | JANUARY | FEBRUARY | |---------------------------------------+---------------------------------| | * Ambitious and serious | * Abstract thoughts | | * Loves to teach and be taught | * Loves reality and | | * Always looking at people's | abstract | | flaws & weaknesses | * Intelligent and clever | | * Likes to criticize | * Changing personality | | * Hardworking and productive | * Temperamental | | * Smart, neat and organized | * Quiet, shy and humble | | * Sensitive and has deep | * Low self esteem | | thoughts | * Honest and loyal | | * Knows how to make others happy| * Determined to reach | | | goals | | * Quiet unless excited or tensed| * Loves freedom | | | * Rebellious when | | * Rather reserved | restricted | | * Highly attentive |...
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...healing beyond the physical body it concentrate on the patient and their families cognitive, emotional, and spiritual concerns (Milstein, 2005). It would be based on a healing culture that set itself apart from any ordinary hospital. The healing hospital paradigm would be a place where the staff understands the reason why they selected healthcare as their chosen career and the patient, because they would make the patients’ feel safe and comfortable being there. According to the reading from The Healing Hospital (Eberst, 2008) there are certain components of a healing hospital and their relationship to spirituality. They address a healing Physical environment first, then integration of work design and technology, and a culture of deep-seated loving Care. To promote a healing physical environment for the patients what they learned was if they...
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...hands of this couple are visible; all the rest is great swirl of gold, studded with colored rectangles as if to express visually the emotional and physical explosion of erotic love”. (The WebMuseum) The human experience that this artwork relates to is love which is clearly seen in the painting the work of art depicted a man and woman embracing each other lovely with their bodies fused together showing their unity for one another as stated “Klimt’s work explores the themes of birth, life death. The woman is especially depicted by turn as emotional joy bringer, temptress and child bearer. The bodies fused together as one emphasis their unity”. (Echostains) The way this human experience is meaningful to my life is that this is the way I show my love for my wife by embracing her in a loving way which help show her how much I love her as depicted in the painting so it can prove meaningful to a lot of people’s love life. The way this work of art expresses and relates to my own and most people’s human experience because at one time or another we all at one time have been in a relationship where we will show our love for one another by embracing and caressing our mates in loving way this is how many people in love express their love of another. According to overstockArt.com a site which published a Top 10 list of most romantic oil paintings for Valentine’s Day 2011 listed Gustav Klimt’s “The Kiss” which topped the list among many others. This just shows that the painting still expresses...
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...and made me wish I was the possessor of this breathtaking collage. Before I talk about the inside, I would like to talk about the carved frame. I enjoy touching it with my hands because of the beautiful carvings etched into the wood. It makes me think about a bible because it has thick edges. On these edges, there are indentions that make me think of little angel wings. If that isn’t stunning enough, let me tell you about the inside. There is a glass case inside the wood. On the inside of the glass is a big bronze heart that is shaped perfectly and has a rose running through it. Beneath the heart is an inscribed poem entitled “Daughter”. It’s a beautiful poem. The poem is written in calligraphy and it explains how a daughter is kind, loving and delicate like a rose. It also speaks on how a daughter is remarkable, beautiful inside, always thoughtful and considerate. You can look at this frame and tell it wasn’t the most expensive frame, but its beauty and meaning makes it seem like it cost a million dollars. Although it was a gift to my sister for her birthday many years ago, I always took a liking to it. It makes me think of beauty. Its chocolate cover makes me think of a Butterfinger candy bar. It smells like pledge and Windex because my mom cares for it and has always made sure it kept a look of elegance. It sounds hollow and if you could imagine what heavy sounds like it would...
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...H. Auden was famous for his ability to create poems in nearly every imaginable verse form; his incorporation of popular culture, current events, and vernacular speech in his work; and also for the vast range of his intellect, which drew easily from an extraordinary variety of literatures, art forms, social and political theories, and scientific and technical information. In most of his poems, you will find the forever-reoccurring theme of love. In the first stanza of _The more loving one,_ he describes the cosmos as a cold, heartless place, "for all they care, I can go to hell". However, in next stanza, he expresses the importance of love, and that if affection was not equal, his wish is to be the one that loves the most, "if equal affection cannot be, let the more loving one be me." These lines are probably one the most appreciated and known lines of Auden, where he tells us, that if their love for "each other" is not equal, he wishes to be "the more loving one". The speaker here expresses that even though the cosmos, that can here symbolize the world in which we live, is a harsh and cold place, the love that humans have for each other makes it livable. It can otherwise symbolize humanity, which is also, in itself, brutal and cold to everything around it, the love that one has for another, makes it worth living. In the next stanza, once again, he talks about the stars, and how if they were "to burn with a passion for us we could not return?", how would we like it? The stars...
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