Thanks for finding this one, John! I love that Tom O’Bedlam’s (well, that’s what he calls himself) incredible voice is getting more publicity. And if a Charles Bukowski poem in an advert is what it takes for others to get excited about poetry, so be it. I’ve been following his work for some time, and…
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Fare Thee Well, Ross Moyer
Ross, I had barely begun to know you. Almost seven months ago you attended the first Poetry Under the Paintings event in Lewisburg and you have faithfully attended ever since, gracing us each month with your wit, rhyme, sarcasm and that winking smile. You will be missed. The last time you and I talked was…
Zombies vs. the Monkey Prodigy: Creativity Should Thrive in School, but. . .
Hey, how’s that for another long title? Okay, so I was apologizing, well almost, about my absence the last three days because of being in Father’s Day weekend bliss. But I also missed my youngest boy’s latest blog post in the midst of all of that. Please go check it out. By the way, he is…
“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 