Tag: Taurus
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* summer dancing with Alice Fulton
At the start of summer we started an old movie kick sparked by Alfred Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much. James Stewart is a champ in it. Since then, we’ve done more Hitchcock as well as a few others. The most surprising was Singin’ in the Rain – straightforward joy and spirit (with a […]
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* stepping into the river with Charles Simic
The stone is a mirror which works poorly. Nothing in it but dimness. Your dimness or its dimness, who’s to say? In the hush your heart sounds like a black cricket. Charles Simic Since I quoted the man last week in regards to the prose poem, I thought I would share some of Charles Simic’s […]
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* what a poem does & Russell Edson
What makes them poems is that they are self-contained, and once you read one you have to go back and start reading it again. That’s what a poem does. (Charles Simic) Charles Simic said the above in regards to his own collection, The World Doesn’t End, which consists of a series of prose poems. I love […]
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* an admission and the friday influence
Watermelons - Charles Simic * Green Buddhas on the fruit stand. We eat the smiles and spit out the teeth. *** So, I’m going to come clean and admit that I’m a geek about astrology. I don’t swear by it but I do check my horoscope daily and find my chart to be an interesting […]