I said yesterday I would try to post this weekend. I am writing this from the public library in Dover, Pa.
I tried to get much more done this week, but I was able to get done what I got done. That includes the addition of a poetry book review and the accompanying update of my [...]
Poetry and dance marry up for a unique performance.
Cheerios to donate childrens books.
The Georgia Review wins.
Love, American style.
Telling stories at 100.
On Luna Park.
My poet can beat up your poet.
How to turn a newspaper into a poem.
Shel Silverstein has a nephew?
Those young’uns have no sense of culture.
Five lessons for poets – from Henry Rollins, no less.
Conjunctions.
All [...]
This short story contest had no winner and some entrants are plain pissed off about it. Oh, well. Better 10,000 pissed of losers than one mediocre writer thinking he deserves some kind of credit.
Stumbling Verse, a form for a new millennium.
Bill Moyers asks, “What books should the next president read?” I don’t really care as [...]
I thought this was interesting. I Googled “poetry” and found this website. It’s great that home schoolers want to learn about poetry. They should. Poetry is one of those things that every human should take an interest in at some point in their lives. A good place to start is at home while in school.
Some [...]