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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Bunkong Tuon: An Immigrant
I was appalled when President Trump signed, last Friday, the Executive Order titled “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States,” which temporarily denies entry for refugees and immigrants and, more specifically, bans those coming from … Continue reading
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An Interview with Dale Bridges
Felix Morgan sat down with Dale Bridges over pancakes to discuss his current projects, writing processes, and the rather gloomy state of the world in general. Felix: Tell me about your work as a journalist. Dale: I had come back … Continue reading
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Notes on the Women’s March by Leslie McGrath
Notes on the Women’s March By Leslie McGrath It’s the day after Trump has taken office and I’ve just marched for the first time. I didn’t make it to Washington D.C. or New York City. I just drove … Continue reading
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: “LET THEM NOT SAY” BY JANE HIRSHFIELD – A POEM OF SOLIDARITY & PROTEST
from LET THEM NOT SAY By Jane Hirschfield: Let them not say: we did not see it. We saw. Let them not say: we did not hear it. We heard. … Let them not say: it was not spoken, not … Continue reading
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Tagged #WomensMarch, Advocacy Poetry, American Poetry, contemporary poetry, Current Events Poetry, moves in contemporary poetry, Occasional Poetry, Poetry, poetry review, poetry reviews, political literature, Political Poetry, Politics, Progressive politics, protest, protests, Resistance, resistance literature, resistance poetry, resistance writing, US Politics, Women's March on Washington
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: ALEX BEN-ARI
I ASK FORGIVENESS By Alex Ben-Ari Translated by Vivan Eden I ask forgiveness of all the poems Born misshapen because of my desire to write them I ask forgiveness of all the people Whose lives were disrupted by my desire … Continue reading
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Tagged Confessional Poetry, contemporary poetry, Israeli Poetry, moves in contemporary poetry, Narrative Poetry, Nature Poetry, Poetry, poetry in translation, Poetry International, poetry review, poetry reviews, Spiritual Poetry
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Kristy Bowen & Cynthia Manick: A Conversation
CM: So what does the word “Salvage” mean to you and how did it become the title of the collection? KB: I had been thinking terribly literal (as I always maddeningly do…lol) about “salvage” as the things that get taken … Continue reading
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“Between Klimt and Giacometti” by Hélène Cardona
Between Klimt and Giacometti by Hélène Cardona A room inhabited by paintings seizes my mind, fluid unpredictable lives, their secret eliciting attention, Klimt’s innate aesthetic, linear statements without tonality. Their spontaneity transmits essential wisdom. Dark eye shapes, dominant lip lines, … Continue reading
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“In Defense of Memory” by Michael T. Young
In Defense of Memory by Michael T. Young The Oxford Dictionary’s word for 2016 is “post-truth.” CNN commentator and Trump supporter Scottie Nell Hughes both claimed the absurd and grated my linguistic nerves when he said in an interview, “there’s … Continue reading
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“Unveiling Jean Cocteau” by Hélène Cardona
* Unveiling Jean Cocteau by Hélène Cardona * I emerge from painted panels astride a panther, rapacious illusionist rippling through mist, a sensual robe. The cardamom storm weaves stampeding unicorns, perfumes clouds in cinnamon quickening the skin, unsettles the moon … Continue reading
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