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Monthly Archives: February 2014
SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: THE MOONS OF AUGUST
FROM THE MOONS OF AUGUST By Danusha Laméris EVE, AFTER Did she know there was more to life than lions licking the furred ears of lambs, fruit trees dropping their fat bounty, the years droning on without argument? Too much … Continue reading
Posted in Danusha Laméris, The Moons of August
Tagged American Poetry, Arabic poetry, Biblical Poetry, book-length poetry, Feminist Poetry, Love Poetry, Midrashic Poetry, Nature Poetry, nostalgic poetry, Peace Poetry, Poetry, Poetry of Faith, Poetry of Loss, poetry reviews, Spiritual Poetry
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: THE SONG OF SONGS
Depiction of Solomon and Pharaoh’s daughter reciting the Song of Solomon. This image is in the public domain. From THE SONG OF SONGS From the Hebrew Bible I am a rose of Sharon, a lily of the valleys. As a … Continue reading
Hell Yes, I’m Intolerant
Hell Yes, I’m Intolerant By Joanna Schroeder The other day on Facebook a friend of mine shared his thoughts on the Coca Cola ad set to the song “America the Beautiful.” My friend’s status said, “If this bothered you… I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Essays
Tagged America is Beautiful ad, America the Beautiful, anti-gay agenda, bigotry, Christianity, cis-gender, Coca Cola, Coke, diversity, English language, Fox News, GAP, Intolerance, intolerant, Joanna Schroeder, LBGTQ+, liberals, multiculturalism, Politics, racism, Redskins, Sikh, Sikh-American, Super Bowl, The Good Men Project, Tolerance, transgender
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: RON KOLM
WALT WHITMAN By Ron Kolm You, Walt Whitman, Like God, Are Everywhere All At Once. (Today’s poem originally appeared via Brevitas, was published in the poetry collection Divine Comedy, and appears here today with permission from the poet.) Ron Kolm … Continue reading
Posted in Ron Kolm
Tagged American Literature, American Poetry, Literary Poetry, Literature, Poetry, Walt Whitman, Whitman
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: GILI HAIMOVICH
By Gili Haimovich: * My Hebrew is going to get hurt. So how will she continue to adorn me? Through my attachment to her she multiplies, as if allowing me more time to lament. * הָעִבְרִית שֶׁלִּי תֵּכֶף תִּפָּצַע ?אָז … Continue reading
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Women Are “Just More Emotional”
Women Are “Just More Emotional” By Sarah Marcus “Hey, the 1950s called, they want their stereotype back,” I said during a somewhat intense debate last night. I was asking a new friend, let’s call him Adam, what he thought … Continue reading →