Tag: Phoebe Tsang

• * the 200th post: a cento

  Well, it had to happen: we’ve reached the 200th post on this blog! To celebrate, I decided to create a cento – a patchwork poem made by selecting lines from other people’s poems to create a singular poem (citing one’s sources, of course) – by going through all the posts published since I started this…

  José Angel Araguz

  February 6, 2015

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  Anna Akhmatova, Aries, arts, astrology, Bert Myers, Cancer, Charles Wright, Cincinnati Ohio, Corpus Christi Texas, Eugene Oregon, Gemini, Jamaal May, Jaroslav Seifert, Jose Angel Araguz, Leo, Libra, Linda Pastan, literature, Philip Larkin, Phoebe Tsang, Pisces, poetry, Rainer Maria Rilke, Robert Lowell, Sagitttarius, short lyric poems, the friday influence, Tomas Tranströmer, Virgo, W. B. Yeats, writing

• * more from desde Hong Kong

  I recently received my contributor’s copy of the anthology desde Hong Kong and have been enjoying dipping into the collection of great tributes. One in particular stood out in my reading. I share it below to further celebrate this anthology’s publication. In “Going Home,” British-Canadian poet Phoebe Tsang delves deep into an image (a la Paz)…

  José Angel Araguz

  October 17, 2014

  Uncategorized

  anthology, arts, astrology, Cincinnati Ohio, Corpus Christi Texas, desde Hong Kong, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, Octavio Paz, Phoebe Tsang, poetry, short lyric poems, the friday influence, Virgo, writing