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Monthly Archives: August 2010
The Case for The Poetry Of Robert Frost
“No Memory of Having Starred Atones For Later Disregard:” The Case for the Poetry of Robert Frost Robert Frost, long out of favor in academe, has been undergoing a long and long-deserved revival. While he once enjoyed the acclaim of … Continue reading
The Eternal Twain
“Little has changed since Mark Twain offered this assessment: ‘Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself.’” (from Timothy Egan’s Opinionater blog post “The Mirthless Senate” in The New York Times.)
Posted in Opinion, Prose, Quotations
Tagged Congress, idiots, Mark Twain, Mirthless Senate, New York Times, Opinionator, political humor, politics, satire, senate United States Senate, Timothy Egan, US Senate
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Aubade
Aubade Winter’s last sortie, the weather gods predicting an inch or two of sturm und slush… Our skin, our lungs— and the body’s other sentries all too aware of a frost-bit crocus somewhere—groan. (It’s April 7th & the clock radio … Continue reading
Chance Operations
Chance Operations Crusty saucepan soaking in the sink. Un- stable pyramid of dinner plates, bowls, a vase, silverware, wine goblets and one strand of linguine festooning a roll. Cautiously, I attempt to pull a dish from the pile to rinse … Continue reading
Posted in My Poetry, Poetry
Tagged chance operations, dirty dishes, Malcolm Farley's poetry, Malcolm Farley's sonnets, peony, poem, Poetry, sonnet
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