Team Oval This is a kvetch about a certain funk ump any. A word of advice: Ovoid ’em at all costs. They’s (y)uck! Truss tape owe it & heed. Sizzly. Piece, lub, oh verandah haute. Source link
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Architects of Someday
the years remained ambivalent as our skin stretched taut against its growing expanse. worn pencils solving endless mazes. we spent the fever in greedy expectation. seduced by the freedom of sickness. scavengers in a world of corpses. he said the pain would know our names. i confessed that i’d prefer to remain a stranger. the …
The Fall | Write Out Loud
The day has eyes. The night has ears; the monster within, unbidden tears. Think you’re escaping, run into yourself, bang; longest way round, shortest way home. T’was the night before All Souls dark and cold and dreary. Full, dark, black, night. For lettered and for unlettered alike. Fear the roaring of the skies, tremble …
REBEL, Jean-Féry (1666-1747) [by Lewis Saul]
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Les Élémens1. Le Chaos listen: Stuttgarter KammerorchesterThomas Zehetmair, cond. Baroque music is pleasing to the ear. Bach was the master of delicious polyphony and beautiful part-writing. Handel, Telemann and Vivaldi are crisp and to the point. Rameau and Scarlatti wrote some of the greatest, technically difficult, and exciting keyboard works of all time. Then there …
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Celebrating POETRY at 110! by The Editors
Poetry magazine was founded 110 years ago this month, and in celebration of this milestone, we’re offering our readers lots of special content and freebies. To start, take Poetry on the go with a free download of the October 2022 issue! You can find the free issue in the Poetry Magazine App, available through the …
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One Farmer’s Firm Handshake He held out his hand for a kiss. What tran spired was more a blow than he’d ever beheld. So not true. I mean he’d beheld a lot of blows. Even a few kisses. But the man on the other side of the fence grabbed it like he’d never let go. …
German Poetry Translation/Rumi Celebration – Poetry News Roundup October 2nd > My poetic side
Today’s poetry news roundup looks at the poems of a German poet translated into Malayalam and the celebrations for the life of Rumi. An academic who currently teaches at EFLU has published an anthology of poems by Wilhelm Busch, the 19thCentury German poet, which have been translated into Malayalam. Translating poetry from one language to …
The Taking of Gaia by Stealth
Taking Gaia by Stealth There are cowards here, dare not speak to a tree, or a bird that nests, their own children – now deformed, ‘it is too much to believe, we are the empath of a Gaia World for, no tree has ever …
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Seasons Come and Seasons go
Autumn crocus has arrived Purple hues imbued By dappled light Forest floors embellished By the remnants Of summer nights And so it is that I Have survived Another season Yet I cannot speak In rhyme Or reason The seas have raged The tide has waned Through it all My strength remains …