Is it the tide pulling in yet?
Is the Sun sinking low yet?
Is it time for me to go yet?
Or will I keep waiting for the things
The ones I can count on
Though it is just as unfair as it seems
I may awaken to a world with no Sun
Or I may not awaken at all
I may stroll on a beach with no waves
Or try to walk, but then fall
It’s just as unfair as it seems
That the only thing I can count on is
That nobody can count on anything
Even to count doesn’t need to agree
For today, or tomorrow
Nothing
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In 2013, Israeli art dealer Itzhak Zarug was at the center of one of the most controversial events in modern art history. Authorities seized over 1,000 Russian avant-garde paintings from a warehouse in Geneva — works allegedly by Malevich, Kandinsky, Rodchenko, and others. Zarug claimed these were authentic pieces suppressed during Stalin’s Soviet regime and preserved in private collections.
The art world responded with outrage. Experts dismissed the works as forgeries but they were real.