Tag: Li Po

• * moon tidings via kathleen jamie

  First, a bit of news: the new issue of RHINO Poetry is available for purchase! Check out my poem “Joe” – selected for the 2015 Editor’s Prize – here as well as selections of other fine work in issue here. Thank you to everyone at RHINO for their support! *** This weekend brings with it a total…

  José Angel Araguz

  April 3, 2015

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• * rivers, Jim Harrison & you

  In a life properly lived, you’re a river. You touch things lightly or deeply; you move along because life herself moves, and you can’t stop it; you can’t figure out a banal game plan applicable to all situations; you just have to go with the “beingness” of life, as Rilke would have it. Jim Harrison…

  José Angel Araguz

  May 3, 2013

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  arts, Corpus Christi Texas, Eugene Oregon, Jim Harrison, Jose Angel Araguz, Li Po, literature, nature, outdoors, poetry, Rio Grande river, rivers, Sagittarius, Saving Daylight, the friday influence, Virgo, writing

• * Charles Wright & the friday influence

  The Last Word – Charles Wright I love to watch the swallows at sundown,                                  swarming after invisible things to eat. Were we so lucky, A full gullet, and never having to look at what it is, Sunshine all over our backs. There are no words between my fingers Populating the lost world. Something, it now…

  José Angel Araguz

  August 24, 2012

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  Appalachia, astrology, birds, bookstore, Charles Wright, classical Chinese poetry, Corpus Christi, creative writing, December, Eugene Oregon, Jose Angel Araguz, Li Po, literature, lyric poems, metaphysics, MFA, poetry, poetry workshop, Sestets, the friday influence, The Red Wheelbarrow, the South, The Wall, This is just to say, Tiger’s Eye Press, Virgo, William Carlos Williams, writing