Part of the poem Song of Childhood by Peter Handke, which recurs throughout Wim Wenders’ beautiful!!! film: Wings of Desire When the child was a child It walked with its arms swinging, wanted the brook to be a river, the … >>>>>…….>>>>>…….

“Physical pain, the pain of the body itself, is no longer the constituent element of the penalty. From being an art of unbearable sensations punishment has become an economy of suspended rights” Michel Foucault Around a table meals are shared, … >>>>>…….>>>>>…….

Extract from John O’Donohue’s poem For the Traveller A journey can become a sacred thing: Make sure, before you go, To take the time To bless your going forth, To free your heart of ballast So that the compass of … >>>>>…….>>>>>…….