She’s smart as a whip And sharp as a tack. He’s dumb as a brick At the back of the shack. She’s smarter than him – But he has a knob. So his paycheck is bigger – Though they do the same job. More at https://about.me/dklawitter.
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Julia McConnell’s first book Landlocked was published earlier this year by Wheelbarrow Books of Michigan State University Press. The poems explore lesbian spaces in Oklahoma where the speaker also feels trapped/locked as she forges ahead to create a life. Keeping her company in this wonderful series of poems are Walt Whitman, Mark Doty, Audre Lorde,…
The vivacious Caroline Seebohm at Oxford, circa 1961. Related Stories Attention Internet Editors: Please Credit Your Sources Correctly! [by Stacey Harwood-Lehman] Go to Source Author: The Best American Poetry
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Wind brushes by trees which are a stop over to skies pointing upwards and hills in chorus claiming mortality. No change, these hills suffuse time and space leaving a huge blank of hope. They spill over into dreams but when morning arrives they change colours in shades of blue and green. They a crescent, they…
It is high time that we raise a glass in honour of Victor Borges, the poet, blind pianist, and film critic, A native of the Moroni Islands, a group of islands off the coast of Guadalajara, he has recently doubled down on Bruch’s Violin Concerto as the most underrated of all the great underrated violin…
