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Cornelia Veenendaal The Good Samaritan All life is clinging like fire in Van Gogh's Good Samaritan: hands of the man left for dead ding to his rescuer's shoulders, the horse balances on the...
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which are easily perceived in the Christian theological framework from which they have sprung. For this reason we can also speak of them as a radical Christianity. They are radical, not in the...
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Looking at the X-rays Taken They have numbered all my limbs, And come within the skull To that bright symbol maker; All this, but only, they Have found me bone and flesh And that visionary...
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562 THAT POINT OF LIGHT That point of light Fixed by nails on some hill Near east of the voyageable world Is the mind of light, who properly lives As in the heart of the sun. Upon whom we...
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Veale, James
The Good Samaritan
(September 1995)
