Archives for Life Arts
September 2021
Thursday, September 30:
Creative Non-Fiction: Long Distance Calling
This poem is done (2 comments)
Sonnet: I Am Jesus, Who Are You?
Diary Entry: Handling the Truth of Cuba
Wednesday, September 29:
Sonnet: Twin Peaks Exponential and for Love
Monday, September 27:
Perry Miller on Antebellum America (REVIEW ESSAY)
Sunday, September 26:
Friday, September 24:
Diary Entry: Journeys, Heroes, Golden Balls
Thursday, September 23:
Sonnet With French Commercial Breaks
Magnetic Alignment Enhances Telepathy
Six Sonnets of the Bitterroot and Pain (1 comments)
Wednesday, September 22:
Geoffrey Sanborn on Melville's Value (REVIEW ESSAY)
Sonnet: Why I Hate Chocolate Milk
Facing Down Another Birthday With Jack And Diane
Tuesday, September 21:
Sonnet: The Dog You Bay May Be Your Own
Sunday, September 19:
Medical Imperialism Driven by Pure Greed: An Interview with Robert Kennedy Jr (8 comments)
Saturday, September 18:
Sonnet: Laudanum My Ass: I Want My Money Back
Flash Fiction: On the Lost Highway to the VA Hospital, Again
Friday, September 17:
The Club Kid from the Bronx (49 comments)
Three Strikes You're Out for Western Psychotherapy: The Dark History and its Shortcomings With Collectivists (4 comments)
Thursday, September 16:
Answer to the 5 Rules of War followed by brief reflection
Sonnet: Even Miles Davis Can't Save This One
Sonnet: Fractal for Rob Kall to Read Into (2 comments)
Wednesday, September 15:
Fading to Sepia (1 comments)
Tuesday, September 14:
Gitmo: I Am, I Am, I Am, I Am, I Am
Monday, September 13:
Sonnet: Plea to a Rorschach God (2 comments)
Sizing Up Melville for the 21st Century (REVIEW ESSAY)
Sunday, September 12:
Stand by (a poem) followed by brief reflection
Saturday, September 11:
Sonnet: We Farted and then Earth Returned to Normal
One old guy to another -- A shadow poem (2 comments)
Thursday, September 9:
Sonnet: 9/11 Twenty Years Later (6 comments)
Passport photo followed by reflection (4 comments)
Meet J. "Black" Leroy Hulsey: He's Got Some Bad News About WTC7 (17 comments)
If Brazil burns what's left of the Amazon, why hold COP26? (2 comments)
Tuesday, September 7:
Ed Asner: The Grouchy 'Marxist': RIP (1 comments)
Monday, September 6:
Brian Higgins and Hershel Parker on Melville's Sensationalistic 1852 Novel (REVIEW ESSAY)
Sunday, September 5:
Sonnet: No, I Really Didn't Kill Anybody
Saturday, September 4:
Silly Film Olympics: A Quiet Place & A Quiet Place II (1 comments)
Friday, September 3:
So, I guess we're f---ked!? Yes and no. (2 comments)
Film Review: 9/11: Inside the President's War Room (12 comments)
Thursday, September 2:
If the Earth is not flat, then who am I? (1 comments)
Wednesday, September 1:
Sonnet: I Left My Heart in VietGhan
Hershel Parker on the Making of Melville the Poet (REVIEW ESSAY)