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Monthly Archives: January 2009
the comic flaw
In Alan Berecka’s poetry, the presence of God in common people, everyday acts, and ordinary things mostly goes without saying. No need to preach a presence so palpable — only to say “look!” and to say it with a charm … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Berecka, Elizabeth Bishop, Flannery O'Connor, Lithuania, NeoNuma Arts, Steven Schroeder
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classical chinese poetry: an anthology
David Hinton has done a remarkable job of assembling a single-volume anthology that will give readers a sense of the breadth and depth of three millennia of classical Chinese poetry, a rich sampling that covers the period from 1500 BCE … Continue reading
a pretty slave
after Hai Nan I follow tracks and the lay of the land cool my arms with irremediable emptiness slave, slave, while drinking water I see a pretty slave Slave : Dirge my homeland is not my homeland when i return … Continue reading
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Tagged Hai Nan, Slave Dirge, Two Southwests, Virtual Artists Collective
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