Not exact matches
Heidegger seems to have stood at the romantic / religious edge
of the historical
wave that would
become the Nazi movement, later moving with the
wave toward the turbulent waters
of officialdom, only perhaps to
crash and withdraw.
As the group nears the lighthouse, the women
become increasingly vulnerable to the entropy
of the Shimmer, one by one merging with the ecosystem and its
crashing waves of brutality.
The hills
of a desert, where the trio
crashes after flying through a thunderstorm,
become the towering
waves of the high seas, and a clash
of ships results in one swinging like a pendulum from the yardarm
of the other.
Inspired by sounds
of Ibiza — fauna,
crashing waves, rushing winds, jars — Martha
becomes wide - eyed and simply fascinated like a small child over Jo's creation made from mundane house objects, and a familiar bird's tweets.
Under the stars and a full moon, the glow
of the bonfire
becomes brighter as we approach the beach and the sound
of drumming can be heard over the
crashing waves.
Thus the never - ending
waves of part - timers continue to
crash upon the beaches
of rocky outcrops (where warm, smooth sandy beaches were held up by recruiters as being their rewards for taking the plunge, part - time or otherwise), only to
become quickly spent and washed back out to sea from whence they came.