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Host of the In Three Poems Podcast

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  • My Favorite Pianist

    I am blessed to be surrounded by such musical talent. My sons, my boyfriend, his family… Well, I don’t know that he needs any further introduction, except that since Stevie Nicks came out with her new album this May, BPK has been in full swing-stevie mode. Here is his recent treatment of one of her…

    David J. Bauman

    June 13, 2011
  • Music Week Series: “Bootcamp for the Broken Hearted,” by Mary Cigarettes

    This blog started a few years back when I was feeling rather depressed. In what had become an unhappy relationship, I started blogging again as a way to keep me at my art, anything to keep me writing instead of turning inward again– to those times when friends and relatives would email and leave messages,…

    David J. Bauman

    June 11, 2011
  • “Fire and Ice,” a Poem by Robert Frost, read by DJB

    Mr. Frost handles here a very serious subject with a touch of dry New England humor as well as a moment or two of serious pondering. The images are all from google searches on hatred, ice, fire and desire. If one is yours and you prefer me not to use it, just let me know.…

    David J. Bauman

    June 9, 2011
  • “For the Young Who Want To,” a Poem by Marge Piercy

    Phlogiston: 1730, “hypothetical inflammatory principle,” formerly believed to exist in all combustible matter, from Mod.L. (1702), from Gk. phlogiston (1610s in this sense), neut. of phlogistos “burnt up, inflammable,” from phlogizein “to set on fire, burn,” from phlox (gen. phlogos ) “flame, blaze” (see bleach). Theory propounded by Stahl (1702), denied by Lavoisier (1775), defended…

    David J. Bauman

    June 7, 2011
  • “Night and Day,” a poem by Billy Collins

    David J. Bauman

    June 1, 2011
  • Watch “Squirtle, the new member of the family” on YouTube

    The boys have adoped a new member of the family. Due to her diminutive size, her tortoiseshell color, and her complete adorableness, she has been named Squirtle. Pokemon fans will understand.

    David J. Bauman

    May 31, 2011
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