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Golden Bees

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Golden Bees of Chrysolakkos 

 

Last night as I lay sleeping, I dreamt

O, marvellous error —

That there was a beehive here inside my heart

And the golden bees were making white combs

And sweet honey from all my failures

Machado de Assis

This has been the background of much of my work. All human activity is flawed ... it is by intimacy with the flaw that we discern our real humanity and our real connection with divine inspiration.

Leonard Cohen