Tag: Sylvia Plath

• * Rosa Alcalá’s Undocumentaries

  Confessional Poem – Rosa Alcalá The girl next door had something to teach me about what to air: On the line somebody’s business gets told then recounted; it’s best to thread a tale for the neighbors, an orchestration of sorts. But I am far from modest in my telling of lies. There are three references…

  José Angel Araguz

  March 27, 2015

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  arts, astrology, book review, Cincinnati Ohio, Corpus Christi Texas, Eugene Oregon, Jose Angel Araguz, Latin@ Poetry, literature, lyric poems, poetry, Rosa Alcalá, Sylvia Plath, the friday influence, The Volta Blog, Undocumentaries, Virgo, writing

• * Sylvia Plath, boarded trains & the friday influence

  Metaphors – Sylvia Plath I’m a riddle in nine syllables, An elephant, a ponderous house, A melon strolling on two tendrils. O red fruit, ivory, fine timbers! This loaf’s big with its yeasty rising. Money’s new-minted in this fat purse. I’m a means, a stage, a cow in calf. I’ve eaten a bag of green…

  José Angel Araguz

  November 16, 2012

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  astrology, bookstore, chapbook, cinquains, construction, Corpus Christi, creative writing, Eugene Oregon, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, lyric poems, metaphors, MFA, motherhood, PhD Creative Writing, poetry, pregnancy, riddles, scorpio, short lyric poems, syllabics, Sylvia Plath, the friday influence, The Wall, Tiger’s Eye Press, trains, Virgo, W.H. Auden, word choice, writing