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She gives us dawns and dusks, falls and springs, frosts and thaws. At first glance it is hard to believe he's 71, even less when you consider his energetic temperament and active lifestyle in the high Andean moor, or paramo, 90 minutes drive from Quito, where a single day can seem like the passing of four seasons: crisp mountain mornings; fierce sunshine around midday; and fall-like dusks, then harsh, cold nights. That crazy moon contains Toomer's "blood-burning moon," along with other images of apocalypse and the "deep magenta" of Tuskegee dusks that Ellison recalled whenever he read certain passages from Joyce and Eliot ("Remembering" 673). |
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