March 10th, 2010
Everything is Changing
Tags/ Posted by Simon KartarIf you want to discover your mind burn your house to the groundcontinue reading this poem
March 9th, 2010
The Art Museum and its Origins
Tags/ Posted by Tony ThomasThe moon cannot be stolen, only borrowed. Tonight, after your shift ends, I tell you about a surprise in the freezer.continue reading this poem
One of the oldest displays of art is in the caves at Lascaux, which contain around 2,000 painted figures, including over 900 identified as animals, dated at around 16,000 BC. There are similar caves at Altamira in Spain, and some aboriginal rock art in Australia may be at least 40,000 years old.
March 9th, 2010
Nicelle Davis
Tags/ Posted by Mark KerstetterI like to hear what Wordsworth ate: suet, chops, potatoes – he was never well but trod the miles dejected while his sister bakedcontinue reading this poem
March 8th, 2010
Fulfilled
Tags/ Posted by Lethe BasharAs I sat in the Coffee Club today, who should I see but Ernest Hemingway.continue reading this poem
Anton and I grew up in a small periwinkle house with the highest house number in America. It was official. In the record books. Men with hats and cameras would come periodically to take our photograph in front of it and ask us what it was like living there, having to address letters and so forth. My father was a prissy man with lacquered fingernails.
