berjalan, sahabat dalam warta
menari bersama tabur bintang
usai setiap jengkal cerita,
senandung nada nyala pelita.

bukan sebongkah waktu.

pergi untuk berpulang,
pada yang baru.
seperti angin petang,
mengejar hamba peluru.

lalu di mana garis senja, antar lingkar lengan,
dalam senyum tawa,
sejalan hembus angan.

lalu di mana jingga?
asap dalam jiwa, jawabku:
“beberapa mawar dalam
tanda catatan itu,
petualang!”

cairkan mimpi dalam sebuah bejana
hisap dalam setiap detak langkahnya

namun keabadian di dalam diri
kesadaran akan kehidupan abadi,
bahwa kemarin hanyalah kenangan
hari ini dan esok adalah harapan.

 

ketika untai waktu dilibas sesat
pada ronta pedati lahir sesat
topeng adalah warna warta
tapi bersandar selaksa nista.

tentang hidup waktu tunjuk
dalam angin awan mengalir
antara awan bersujud merajut saujana larut
awan dan tanda surgawi adalah mimpi.

bergeming tak sesakkan hati
bertabur bintang ia menari
kukus kemukus mencari jejak
ranting jingga ditepis retak
bingkai kejora berbalut respati.

sungguh bahagia lelaki itu
melihat perempuan ini mampu
berjalan tegak menata hari
semesta ditabuhnya gemuruh.

dalam pernik hujan pagi
lelaki ini berkata
“bukan tempat sama lelaki
ini dan itu tak serupa
lelaki ini adalah satu
semesta ciptakan bukan sepuluh!”

belenggu pagi ajarkan lelaki ini
kembali berjalan memeluk rantai
berjubah jingga lelaki ini
memungut dan memilah selaksa topeng lelaki.

 
lenggang tertutup awan seroja
pendar surgawi di atap pelangi
rinai kehidupan berjalan pelan
menuntun letih membakar mimpi.

sesak pagi, berhentilah duka
genggam harmoni, gejolak bebas.

beranjak dengan tanya
inikah pesan cahaya?

benalu bergumul dengan peluh
cerita pagi ini seperti peluru
hentak, kucari dinding berlari
kancing takdir, terus menghimpit.

Tentang tulip serupa surga

Hamparan sejati mengisi angan

Tak hilang menjelma rongga

Mengisi dan erat meraih diwan.

 

Bening, anggun, cantik

Sang waktu pelan merajut

Deru ombak sejenak rintik

Jejak mentari mengusir kabut.

 

Semusim helai kembang

Terbit dalam selaksa warna

Lelap pasti tertunda hilang

Hadir binar dalam pesona.

 

 

 

bukan waktu dipelukan
sirna adalah pasti
ketakutan adalah kewajiban
sekedar warta gadaikan hati.

mari berdiri sederajat
warna insan terapkan nama
satu ujung berpangkal berat
berbagi lembar kain sama.

tuhan,
bukan janji tentang surga
bukan mimpi dalam peran
bukan gemerlap bahagia juga.

tuhan,
ketika jawaban datang
bukan kembali aku heran
jalan menuju tenang bukan rintang.

selamat berjuang, tuhan!!

berbaris barpayung derita

sesak berhimpit gang sempit

lirih anaknya meringis sakit.

 

mereka berharap nafkah

terselip harap hilang musibah

bawa pulang warna cerah

bingkai pagi lewati pasrah.

 

semoga kita bukan lagi bertopeng
karena topeng menghalangi senyum.

apalah arti warta tentang kenal
juga angin bagian dari berita
pun begitu juga dengan dunia ini
asal nafas kita satu bagian takdir.

ketika waktu adalah jawaban mimpi
hidup ini terlalu indah untuk dimengerti.

 

tertambat untuk sesaat

di peluk rumput aku tersesat

apakah bintang masih bersinar

dalam kereta kencana, aku berujar:

 

“masih terlihat jelas

dinding gelas dan hati cemas,

mari kita berkemas lepas!”

 

laju-laju dalam waktu

adakah tentang suka warta

genta yang kau tabuh

getarkan tuk beranjak.

 

 

 

 

  

seperti kala terbelah

tampuk kejora dalam lelah

iring jalan mencapai resah

helai kabut berbalut merah.

 

hening, tirai langit menyapa

turun anggun tabur melati

sunyi lenyap terhembus dupa

runtut doa sanjung sejati.

 

hanya putih berbalut rona

luluh gegap seluruh bara

ujung bahana atas saujana

hatur segala puji areswara.

 

 

 

nduk, hari larut pagi

ayam jantan berkoar ramai

jangan tertidur, ri!

malu, seratus masa selalu sendiri.

 

ri, kala baris sepuluh-sepuluh

coba hitung apa tambah.

jangan bermimpi, nduk!

waktu sudah tenggelam, lekas berbenah.

 

nduk, kamu telat lagi

bawaan lahir atau lupa tanggal.

jangan berdalih, ri!

belum cantik sudah manja.

 

bim! bim!

suara klakson kalut menari

roda setengah berputar mesin mati.

genduk sari, kapan kamu berbakti?

apa semua harus dibeli?
tak cukupkah sapa ini berbalas??
atau segenggam embun pagi
jadikan ia berharga.

tanah tempatnya melangkah
seperti jejak sepatu, tertanam dan musnah.
peluh ini tertumpah bercampur darah
demi tanah tempatnya melangkah.

ketika hanya senyum kuharap,
takkah itu berlebih??
takkah itu sederhana??
takkah itu terima kasih??
takkah itu balas budi??

atas tanah tempat ia melangkah
kini dan sepanjang masa nanti!!
tak pernah berbalas,
sobat.

Pergi menjauh bersaing lentera
Selalu bertempuk kalbu
Di depan keinginan merdeka
Hasrat ruang kata bukan butir abu.

Kata yang terikat kala
adalah mimpi dalam istana
selalu sesak meski begitu luas
setiap rongganya selaksa bayang.

Lorong, lorong, berkelana
Kosong, kosong, tertimbun kata
Lorong, kata, berkelana
Kosong, berkelana, tertimbun kata
Berkelana, kosong, lorong
Tertimbun kata, lorong, kosong
Kosong, lorong
Berkelana, tertimbun kata.

Suara merpati berkejaran manja.

Hentikan saujana ilalang.

Patahkan kereta mimpi senja.

Demi bintang keberapa langit tercipta?

Apakah senandung ombak terdengar kelam.

 

Di tengah dentum selaksa asmara.

Kabar adalah dewi kenyataan.

 

Masih terlihat sela kirana.

Senyum resah bahana.

Pelan dalam gugus bintang melambai.

Relung kiblat hati terangkai dawai.

Tungku bara mendekap lirih.

 

Rona terpancar tentangmu tak hilang.

Tak letih tajam menatap dunia.

Langit masih mendung kulihat.

Awan hitam terus menari riang.

Menjeratku bimbang.

 

Apa kabar ruang jauh?

Tak hilangkah gejolak.

Detak dan sinar coba sentuh.

Lalu asmara lalap desak.

Dalam permata goyah kan peluk.

 

 

 

-Emaskah itu?-

rasa kembali itu tak menghindar

Waktu hanya sekejap roda putar

selama tak patah, ia tetap melingkar.

 

Bukan waktu aku melayang

Bukan angkasa aku menghilang

Dalam laut aku tersesat

Dalam kesaksian aku melihat.

 

Hal tetap berlalu

kepergian adalah waktu.

Luka tak pernah menunggu

jika jalan datang bertemu.

 

Janji bukan sejati

Simpang ini ujung berita

Kalah rentang sebab hati

Pagi ini bukan milik kita.

 

 

 

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The National library of Norway. Until recently (1999), this has been the University Library in Oslo.
Note the ikon-like installation to the left, which has now been removed.
Photo O.E. 1998.

Some of the authors quoted. See also references listed in individual articles.

Pages where the individual authors or books are mentioned are shown in brackets [1, 2 etc.] following the author’s name.

Aarnes, Asbjørn [4]
– Bergson i tid ock varaktighet
Introductory essay in a Swedish edition of Henri Bergson:
‘Introduktion till metafysiken’, 1992.

Baudrillard, Jean [20]
– Fotografiet – lysets skrift/ The photograph – the writing of the light
Essay translated in part to Norwegian by Thor Varden and Kirsten Aasheim.
The weekly newspaper Morgenbladet, Oslo May 5, 2000.

Don Quichote and his horse Rosinante. Sculpture in Buenos Aires, Argentina (the artist’s name could not be observed).
Photo O.E. 2001.

Bjørneboe, Sven Kærup [2]
– ‘Oss svermere imellom, essays’, 1993
In Norwegian.

Christoffersen, Finn Owren (2004) [1,2,3,6,7,8,9,13,17,18,19,20,23,24,25,26,27,30,32,33]
Professional art photos on this site since 1999.

Damasio, Antonio R. [19, 26, 34]
– The feeling of what happens: body and emotion in the making of consciousness
Heinemann: London, 1999. ISBN: 0 439 00773 0.

Dehs, Jørgen, ed. [12]
– Aestetiske teorier – en antologi/Aesthetic theories – an anthology
In Danish. Odense Universitetsforlag 1995.

Dumont, Bruno [6]
– l’Humanité
Film, written & directed by Bruno Dumont. Cannes prize 1999.
Produced by Jean Bréhat, Rachid Bouchareb. Paris 1999.

Enzenberger, Hans Magnus [4]
– Akk, Europa
In Norwegian. Universitetsforlaget 1987.

Eriksen, Erik Oddvar and Weigård, Jarle [4]
– Kommunikativ handling og deliberativt demokrati
In Norwegian. Fagbokforlaget 1999.

Eriksen, Thomas Hylland [4, 8, 10, 11]
– Modernitet er ikke vestlig/Modernity is not Western
Article in the newspaper Aftenposten 18/11 -1996, search Eriksen’s website
Thomas Hylland Eriksen’s website
or here:
Aftenposten Interaktiv

Fisher, Roger; and Ury, William [1]
– Getting to Yes – negotiating agreement without giving in
First published 1981.
The online Norwegian libraries listed below have a number of references
to these authors, also in Scandinavian translations.

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang v. [13]
– Faust
Kommentiert von Erich Trunz. Quoted passages are from the scene ‘Im Studierzimmer’.
C.H.Bech, München 1994.

Griffin, Roger [15]
–The Nature of Fascism
Routledge London New York 1993 (first published 1991).

Grodal, Torben [16, 28, 31, 36]
– Moving Pictures: A New Theory of Film Genres, Feelings and Cognition.
Oxford, Clarendon Press,1997.

Hartman, Paul V. [6]
– What is Postmodernism?
Essay (6 kB) on “the world’s largest privately owned website”:
The Hartman Web Site

The Art Nouveau style ‘Grand Hotel Europa’ in Praha.
The Czecks consider they live in ‘the heart of Europe’.
Photo O.E. 1998.

Horney, Karen [8, 15, 32]
– Vore indre konflikter/ Our inner conflicts
New York 1945/ København 1967.

Langkjær, Birger [24, 31]
– Den lyttende tilskuer/ The listening viewer
In Danish. Tusculanums Forlag, København 2000.

Lash, Scott [23, 28, 29]
– Informationcritique
Draft for Chapter One of Culture and Society Theory, a book to be published in the autumn 2000 by Sage Publications. This draft was available at Goldsmith’s College’s homepage August 2000.

LeDoux, Joseph [19, 26, 32, 34, 35]
– The emotional brain: the mysterious underpinnings of emotional life
Simon & Schuster, New York, 1996.
See also further references on Page 19.

Loe, Erlend [27]
– Tatt av kvinnen/ Taken by the woman
Norli, Oslo 1993.
Official homepage: Erlend Loe (in Norwegian).

Lundby, Knut [14, 21]
– Mediekultur/Media culture
1993, Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. In Norwegian.

Meyer, Siri [27, 28, 29, 36]
– Bastarder og maktformer/ Bastards and forms of power
In Norwegian. Samtiden no.1, 2002, Oslo.

Puttick, Elizabeth [2, 13]
– A new typology of religion based on needs and values
Published in: Journal of beliefs and values Nov. 1997.

Rawls, John [1, 10]
– A Theory of Justice
1971.
– Political Liberalism
1992.

Ringdal, Nils Johan [6]
– Verdens vanskeligste yrke/ World’s most difficult profession
Subtitle: The world history of the prostitutes.
In Norwegian. Cappelen, Oslo 1997.

Rorty, Richard [4, 12, 13, 21, 29, 36]
– Consequences of Pragmatism (Essays: 1972-1980)
Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1982.
– Contingency, irony, and solidarity
Cambridge University Press, 1989.
Translation into Swedish by Joachim Retzlaff. Studentlitteratur, Lund 1997.

Sculpture at Piccadilly Circus, London
Photo O.E.

Sartre, Jean Paul [18, 19]
– Skitse til en teori om følelserne/ Esquisse d’une théorie des émotions
Original edition Herrmann, Paris 1939.
Danish translation, introduction by Arne Grøn. Hans Reizels Forlag, København 1994.

Schaanning, Espen [1, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 19, 21]
– Modernitetens oppløsning/The loosening up of modernity
Spartacus, Oslo 1992
– The sick body in the perspective of history of ideas, lecture 1994, printed in the book Vitenskap som skapt viten/Science as created knowledge
Spartacus, Oslo 1997. Both Books in Norwegian.

Schumacher, Ernest Friedrich (Fritz) [17,19]
-
- A guide for the perplexed
Abacus, London 1995. First published 1977.

Sejersted, Francis (1998) [11, 28]
– Teknologipolitikk/Technology politics
In Norwegian. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo

Skjervheim, Hans [4]
– Deltakar og tilskodar/Participant and bystander
Essay in Norwegian, first printed 1960. A copied version appeared at the University of
Oslo in 1957. Link to the full text as used here (40 kB) is not operative 8/1998.

Wilber, Ken [13, 19]
– A Brief History of Everything
Shambhala Publications, Boston & London 1996
– The Transpersonal and Science
Interviewed in Network, no 67, August 1998. Norwegian translation in
Flux no. 16, 1998, see under Tschudi, Henrik B.

Other websites referred to Norwegian online libraries

Picture of stained glass window in Notre Dame church, Paris [2, 5, 10]
Virtual Church homepage

Tomasmessen/The St. Thomas mass [2]
I have initiated another website giving some information about this type of ecumenic and Taizé-inspired mass and its background:
The St. Thomas mass – for seeking souls

Thema tour operators
Kultur-Reiser
NK Larsens Bureau

You can search for all books and authors available in Norwegian libraries at the following sites.
Note that all require the author’s name, if used, to be given as {last name,} {first name or initial or none}.
Search BIBSYS
Search Deichman

Sculpture at an Oslo library by unknown artists.
Photo O.E. 2000.

Articles in the newspaper Aftenposten may be searched for here:
Aftenposten Interaktiv

The data base BEDIN, initiated by Norwegian authorities, is a unique means of
informing business and industry about all relevant public material regulating or
supporting their work, and how to find the details:
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Notes & comments

The translation of Scandinavian texts into English is by myself. This work has been demanding, and for closer study, the original texts should be consulted. The translation to other languages is my own work, except that Gianna Sorentino, Roma, has translated much of the Italian Vision Page (2000). From 1999 the art photographer Finn Owren Christoffersen (see the reference list above) has been involved in supplying his own photos for illustrating the hypertexts and discussing their editing.

The number of Norwegian-Americans [11]
The numbers referred to in connection with Norsk Høstfest are based on censuses in 1897 and 1997. The counting of ancestors is such that the forefathers and -mothers may come from a maximum of two countries.

Note on browser details:
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About the author

My name is Olav Egeland, M.Sc. eng./IT. (photo at right). I am myself author/webmaster of this website. Now freelance research journalist & consultant on cultural aspects, mediation etc.Member Norwegian Media Researchers’ Society; Member Norwegian Neuropsychological Society.
Photo O.E. 1998.

You are welcome to contact me at this slightly camouflaged e-mail address:

olavae at online dot no

Feedback from readers

The number of article hits recorded totaled about 40.000 during 2003. See also the statistics available on the WAP net on a mobile or a PC emulator, as shown at the top of this page. For example it appears that the Spanish version of the Vision page is about as well visited as the English version.

From Madrid At Plaza de Colòn/ Columbus Square.
Photo O.E. 2000.
In 8/99 I presented a paper containing some material from this website to the 14. Nordic Conference of Media and Communication Research, in Kungälv, Sweden. My presentation took place in Workshop 18 on ‘Language and rethorics in the media’. My paper and some others are published here. Valuable comments and suggestions resulted from the discussions.

From a plenary panel discussion at the media conference in Kungälv. Looking for the cutting edge of the current media research. From the left (all professors): Sonia Livingstone, London School of Economics; Horace Newcomb, U. of Texas; Klaus Bruhn Jensen, U. of Copenhagen; Thorbjörn Broddason, U. of Iceland (chairman and representative for the next bi-annual Conference). Photo O.E. 1999.
In 5/00 I presented another paper at the CRIS 2000 conference in Helsinki, Finland: ‘Qualified journalistic illumination on the Internet of scientific theories and research’, in which this site was extensively used for illustration. The CRIS conference is a bi-annual event sponsored and administered mainly by the European Commission.

O.E. 1997-2004.

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