The, really, the question before you, Ms. Ryan, is whether or not there was a legitimate reason, a poetical basis if you will, for your dissection of the poem’s closing thought in the manner you did, in fact, dissect it. And I give you the opportunity to explain yourself, if you can, here today.
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TBD: Confirmation
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged (senatorial) zombies, breaking up: not so hard to do, confirmation hearings, guilt by association, the enjambment within us all on July 14, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In The News: IOU
Posted in Commentary, News, Pontification, tagged about disappointment on July 3, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Dear Reader, IOU.
ALLY OOP THE ALPACA: Forgive Me – Part II
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You’re at your computer. Tickets are a tense, electrifying few seconds from going on sale. Eyeing the time, you’re hitting “Refresh,” and elsewhere, all your friends are doing the exact same thing. That’s Paul Siegell’s jambandbootleg. A widespread, high-spirited head rush. Desperation, fretfulness—all out life-leaping. “The party starts in the parking lot,” indeed. [...]
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TBD: No Line Breaks, Not Poems About Not Writing
Posted in Commentary, Work, tagged a room of one's own, author interview, graffitoed collaboration, imagined dialoges, no Michael Jackson jokes I swear, poems read aloud, slow-moving birds in the glistening grass, still moments of beauty vs. The Observer Effect, Zombies on July 7, 2009 | 1 Comment »
And don’t go back to Google when you’re done, don’t see there’s another farther down the page that might be better.
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