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• scottish art: auld alloway kirk

  
  Stushie's Art — Authority: 127
  …where Tam O’Shanter met the Devil
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• Warble

  
  Caught In The Stream — Authority: 141
  Her youthful warble gobbled by ravenous years fades to garbled hum (for Poetwists Twitter prompt: Warble )
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• Mountjoy’s Poetry Corner

  
  Mock, Paper, Scissors — Authority: 152
  Heiress, 30, stiff.Cops: her death was natural:Coke was organic.
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• Romani child

  
  BitterGrace Notes — Authority: 126
  Maybe I should have tagged this series Beautiful Sad Children, since my choices so far all seem to be pretty grim. Oh well--I like what I like, and this painting, Half-portrait of a Gypsy Boy by Franz von Defregger (1873), is one that I like very much. Im not even sure its especially good from a technical ...
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• Rising Earth – Random Twitter Poem for Jan 5th

  
  Wanderer Thoughts — Authority: 436
  Rising Earth is a poem about a sleeping volcano that erupts without warning, it was inspired by the 22 random words (in blue ) provided by the following twitter followers: @barbehr (fire), @simetra7 (ambiguous), @KathrynVercillo (pump), @shonie1966 (art), @GeB0i (chum), @SurfCityJay (outsource), @JeffHicks ...
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• The Holding Pattern...

  
  THE SONIC ASSAULT!!!.....STEADY BOMBARDMENT!!!! — Authority: 126
  What it do? Seems like were over Hartsfield Jackson Airport in Atlanta... or in Bakersfield California ...in a holding pattern. Acting like we knew...bringing Intergalactic funk!! straight from Mars and Saturn . Able to recognize the pattern ..so like old school baptist preachers told us to do..we govern ...
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• EasySpeak hosted By Doug Knott - Jan 10,2010

  
  Onword on Blog Talk Radio — Authority: 121
  Join Doug As he talks To Michael Okeefe bout his new book Swimming From Under My Father http://www.michaelokeefe.com/Michael O’Keefe, as an actor, Michael OKeefe has garnered both Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations. Hes appeared in the films Michael Clayton, Frozen River, The Pledge, Ironweed, The Great ...
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• Poem: No one visits here

  
  Vukutu — Authority: 123
  In recognition of the heavy snow-falls in some places this week (eg, Cottonopolis under cotton ), here is a poem by Japanese poet, Saigyo Hoshi (1118-1190): No one visits here In the dark mountain hut where I live alone. But for this sweet loneliness it would be too bleak to bear. Reference: Sam Hamill ...
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• Recent necrology, 1-31 December 2009

  
  Christchurch City Libraries Blog — Authority: 129
  Necrology – a list of notable people who have died recently. Now a regular feature on our blog. Helen Bain, 1971-2009 New Zealand journalist Elizabeth Berridge, 1919-2009 Novelist whose quiet stories of the middle classes impressed Noël Coward Bub Bridger, 1924-2009 Maori poet John Burrow, 1935-2009 ...
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• Gee, you’re beautiful Richard Brautigan

  
  Another Lost Shark — Authority: 123
  These holidays, I have been drawn back into the madly beautiful world of Richard Brautigan. I had been revisiting his collection The Pill versus The Spring Hill Mine Disaster  (after a friend picked up a beautiful first edition recently) and then while I was away in Tasmania, discovered a copy of Rommel Drives on ...
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• Mad Girls Love Song by Sylvia Plath

  
  Annarchy — Authority: 117
  I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead; I lift my lids and all is born again. (I think I made you up inside my head.) The stars go waltzing out in blue and red, And arbitrary blackness gallops in: I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead. I dreamed that you bewitched me into bed And sung me moon-struck, ...
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• Black Poetry : Vision of a Vision

  
  Black People | African Americans | Destee — Authority: 159
  A vision within a vision Holding and loving you In the depths of time We shall be… As a love grow so pure… Not one jealous man can bring down… Upon the moonlite bay..... The warmth of thy soul feeds thy mind…moves thy spirit afloat….. As motions take to the air And the love is born… Upon thy rainbow We glow ...
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• Crouching Poet, Hidden Haiku

  
  Miscellanies. — Authority: 428
  Speaking of poetry… Stephen Fry in The Ode Less Traveled: Unlocking the Poet Within [(Gotham, 2005) p. xxiv], writes: “It is easy to be shy when confronting a poem. Poems can be the frightening older children at a party who make us want to cling to our mothers. But remember that poets are people and they have ...
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• Black Poetry : Can You Love Me pass the Pain

  
  Black People | African Americans | Destee — Authority: 159
  Could you love me pass my pain? Move my shame and never blame Will you look at me the same If you knew my pain? Would you understand my past? Will you leave….. …or will you really stay? Can you love me pass my pain? Soothe my heart and help it heal …mold it back together like it use to be So many pieces are lost ...
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• University of Arizona Poetry Center- Announces 2010 Spring Programming

  
  The Brainpan — Authority: 143
    University of Arizona Poetry Center    Announcing our Spring Programming! Readings, Workshops, Exhibits, and much more.              Our spring programming covers numerous genres, styles, movements, and centuries.   Highlights from the semester include readings by Sinan Antoon, Dan ...
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• The Old Apple-Tree (by Paul Laurence Dunbar)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 144
  Paul Laurence Dunbar, 1872-1906 The Old Apple-Tree by Paul Laurence Dunbar [from Lyrics of Lowly Life , 1896] Theres a memory keeps a-runnin     Through my weary head to-night, An I see a picture dancin     In the fire-flames ruddy light; Tis the picture of an orchard     Wrapped in ...
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• January 5: Thomas Pringle (1789-1834)

  
  Disability Studies, Temple U. — Authority: 106
  [Image description: engraved head-and-shoulders portrait of Thomas Pringle as a young man, balding, with long sideburns and a high-collared white shirt, head resting on one hand.]Scottish poet, editor, and abolitionist Thomas Pringle was born on this date in 1789, on a farm in Blaiklaw, Roxburghshire. As a baby, his ...
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• call: Media Poetry Competition

  
  netEX - networked experience — Authority: 126
  Call for entries Deadline: 31 March 2010 International Biennale of Poets Following the successful first edition (254 world record of more than 150 works created), for his eleventh festival (May 2011), the International Biennale of Poets (11 rue Ferdinand Roussel 94200 Ivry-sur-Seine, France), launches a ...
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• Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen.

  
  This will hurt me... — Authority: 135
  Ezra spied these little fellows paddling around the pond at the Botanical Gardens here in Hobart. Theyre ducks, by the way, not tigers. Todays poem? The Duck , by Ogden Nash Behold the duck. It does not cluck. A cluck it lacks. It quacks. It is specially fond Of a puddle or pond. When it dines or sups, It bottoms ...
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• Ten Things Tuesday

  
  A Teacher's Education — Authority: 119
  Work-related randomness! 1.  I’ve had a TON of things to write about over here, but I’ve just not found the time to do it.  I’ll try to get here a bit more regularly; things are happening – exciting things, even – that I want to let you all in on! 2.  I was practically eager to get back to work after ...
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