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Poetry News For December 4, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. JOYCE KILMER SLAIN ON THE WEST FRONT; Former Member of Times Staff Had Won Sergeantcy in the 165th of Infantry. HIS WRITINGS WELL KNOWN
  2. Sometimes I’ve felt as if I’ve spent my whole life trying to make a poem shimmer, just shimmer just above the page, to make it just lift a little off the page.
  3. We reflect on the music that’s been inspired by the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, with her daughter Linda Gray Sexton and Robert Clawson who managed the Sexton’s experimental band “Anne Sexton and Her Kind.”
  4. He’s a major force, not just in Long Beach poetry, but he’s been a major force in Southern California poetry
  5. Neruda Songs, a cycle for mezzo-soprano and orchestra by Peter Lieberson, has won the 2008 Grawemeyer Award
  6. In the late 1970s, John Phillip Santos, a young, award-winning poet, wrote a letter to Laura Riding Jackson, whose poetry he admired
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Poetry News for November 12, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. Political rhymes: duple meter vs. iambic pentameter
  2. the Grand Prize for inspired concept and execution goes to…
  3. Joe Torre Haiku Contest
  4. Poet awarded $75,000 fellowship
  5. This lies at the very heart of Ted Hughes’s vision of life, and made him a much more appropriate laureate for the Thatcher years than sad old Larks in his cycle-clips.
  6. — [ha that kid plagiarized a Tom Lehrer song] —
  7. a sharp reminder that poetry is not merely good thoughts well expressed
  8. “Evasive Idealism” Handicaps Our Literature; Ellen Glasgow Declares That the American Public Demands Sham Optimism Instead of Straightforward Facing of Life’s Facts By Joyce Kilmer
  9. Poet Paul Muldoon and Jacki Lyden discover Finnegan’s musicality as they listen to an archival recording of James Joyce reading from his final novel

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Poetry News for November 9, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. More than 60 years after it was written, George Orwell’s “Politics and the English Language” remains the classic essay on the relationship between words, truth, propaganda and politics
  2. ‘Lyrical Terrorist’ found guilty in British court and ‘Lyrical Terrorist led double life’ and ‘Lyrical terrorist’ convicted for jihad poems
  3. Here is another photo from St. Petersburg: taken from the bench where KGB agents would sit everyday in the 40’s and 50’s to watch one the land’s great poets, Anna Akhmatova
  4. Penguin Wins U.S. Decision in Dorothy Parker Copyright Trial
  5. Creativity, innovation and ‘coolness’ often emerge from the grungier areas of a city
  6. “poets cannot be coddled and nurtured in universities - that depletes their minds from having relationships with poetry”
  7. The artwork of two local artists, sculptor Lisa Scheer and poet E. Ethelbert Miller, was recently installed at the east entrance
  8. Nobel laureate to explain connection between arts, sciences
  9. The rhythm of the poem is the rhythm of the train; it scans beautifully and is irresistible as a result
  10. Gertrude Stein, fearless and flushed
  11. Hardy’s poem was printed in the TLS of September 10, 1914
  12. WHY NOT ABOLISH POETS? ANYBODY WRITES POETRY NOW; Bards Are No Longer Picturesque But Look Prosaic and Wear Everyday Clothes and Cut Their Hair and Drink Milk Shakes and ;- Oh, It’s Simply Awful!

Have you heard of The Soulforce Institute for Nonviolent Change? I haven’t and I’m right here in the city with the Southern Baptist HQ.

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