Anohni Hegarty is a singer, visual artist, and composer, born in Chichester, West Sussex, England, on October 24, 1971
Epilepsy surgery has been depicted in very few artistic works. The first portrayal showing a potential surgical treatment for epileptic patients was painted in the 12th century. During the Renaissance, Hieronymus Bosch offered a famous artistic commentary on traditional beliefs in the painting The Extraction of the Stone of Madness or The Cure of Folly. Several of these works depict a surgeon removing a “stone” from a patient’s head, once thought to be the source of all “madness,” including epileptic seizures, psychosis, intellectual disability, depression, and various other illnesses.
she's the Christ now departing
and I'm finding my rhythm
as I twist in the snow
the metal burned in me
down the brain of my river
for the fire was searching
for a waterway home
I cry, "Glitter is love!"
my eyes pinned inside
with green jewels
hanging like Christmas stars
from a golden vein
as I came to a screaming
hold me while I'm dreaming
for my fingers are curling
and I cannot breathe
then I cried in the kitchen
how I'd seen your ghost witching
there's a soldering blue line
between my eyes
cut me in quadrants
leave me in the corner
cut me in quadrants
leave me in the corner
cut me in quadrants
leave me in the corner
cut me in quadrants
leave me in the corner
ooh now, it's passing
ooh now, I'm dancing
ooh now, it's passing
ooh now, I'm dancing
ooh now, it's passing
ooh now, I'm dancing
ooh now, it's passing
ooh now, I'm dancing