Musings on Haiku
I can’t recall just when I first encountered haiku, that subtle, concise and often baffling Japanese poetry, but I suspect it was sometime in the late 1960s, not long after…
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Kerouac’s Haikus
Haiku is like a razor blade: small, light, but yet strong and incredibly sharp. Haiku says “Look over there!” and then smacks you from the other side. Haiku is the…
The Absence of Resilience
The city of pain Absorbs your fracturing soul Social fabric frays March 15, 2009 No One Is Illegal – Ignite resistance ~ Canadian multiculturalism is not enough! (0) December 11,…
Friday miscellany…
short and sweet Trashy in China 4.0 version… Don’t have time to sit in front of my keyboard too much these days, kids… so I hammered out only a couple…
Favourite Poems XLIX
Eight haiku by Matsuo Bashō, translated by R. K. Blyth. Wikipedia tells us the Shinto priesthood deified Basho in 1793, a sort of minor god of poetry, and for a…
The all-gas mask revival of Hamlet
The 1937 all-gas mask revival of Hamlet at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre would have probably gone down in the annals of theatre history as the best all-gas mask production —…
Recurring Thoughts While Watching CNN’s Coverage Of The Democratic Convention
Soledad O’BrienYour analysis is weakBut I want you babe. .
Recurring Thoughts While Watching CNN’s Coverage Of The Democratic Convention
Soledad O'BrienYour analysis is weakBut I want you babe..
Recurring Thoughts While Watching CNN’s Coverage Of The Democratic Convention
Soledad O’BrienYour analysis is weakBut I want you babe. .
Recurring Thoughts While Watching CNN’s Coverage Of The Democratic Convention
Soledad O'BrienYour analysis is weakBut I want you babe..