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The idiom to "beat a dead horse" is a reference to a mid-19th century practice of beating horses to make them go faster. To beat a dead horse would be pointless, as the animal would not be able to go anywhere.

This piece "Mary's Dead Horse" shows how an idea, a concept and other snippets of curiosity are interlinked with energy to move ideas forward.

"a lexicon of imagery"