February 2nd, 2012

Savannah Daras

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It is always spring for the mantis, hope gushing from some pheromone fountain inside its tiny brain.
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“I bring out the magical and dream-like qualities in people and the world around me. I am going to travel the world and drink in every bit of beauty that I can find.”

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February 2nd, 2012

Matteo Mezzetta

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As I sat in the Coffee Club today, who should I see but Ernest Hemingway.
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Hyperrealistic monochrome paintings in oil on canvas by Milan based French-Italian artist Matteo Mezzetta.

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February 1st, 2012

Poetry and the Magic of Sheep Shearing

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Write poems because you have been shattered, because poetry is sacred and holy, because a poem left unwritten dies and you become a walking tomb, a whitewashed sepulcher.
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Every poet has a story going on and there is more than one way to tell it. The story is inside each poet’s voice—has the poet discovered his own voice? Has she learned how to unlock that voice?

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January 31st, 2012

Glenda Lissette

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We burst into vapors after walking the soaked trail.
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“I am 17 years old. I’ve moved around quite a lot in my lifetime, almost every year of my life. I’ve always enjoyed snapping stills but I think my passion for photography grew as I lived in Guatemala. I think it was the extremities of the country; both the horror and the beauty. “

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