"Thinking is our working"
June 17, 2010 1:11 PM Subscribe
In Jane Campion's Bright Star, what exactly did Brown have to say about poets working but not looking busy?
I've been able to find part of his great little rant, which includes "thinking is our working; we are opening ourselves up to inspiration," but I feel like there was more to it than that. Doesn't he say something about how, even if they don't look busy, they're hard at work and not to be disturbed? I don't have access to the movie, unfortunately, so I can't look it up. Any ideas?
I've been able to find part of his great little rant, which includes "thinking is our working; we are opening ourselves up to inspiration," but I feel like there was more to it than that. Doesn't he say something about how, even if they don't look busy, they're hard at work and not to be disturbed? I don't have access to the movie, unfortunately, so I can't look it up. Any ideas?
Well, if you're willing to trust this transcript, it goes something like this:
posted by steef at 1:22 PM on June 17, 2010 [2 favorites]
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