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Thursday, May 3, 2007. Names for 428 Writers' Group. Danny Prill (406) 868 9350. Chris Hollewijn (406) 579 3576 dutchy7914@yahoo.com. Kacie Shober " 587 1647 bkshober@msn.com. Mandy Hansen mkhansen@montana.edu. Also: Sunflower Writers' Workshop is sometimes run by Dean Williamson at 556 8442. Tuesday, April 17, 2007. Are you still teaching Nicholson how to act, or will he have to draw the chalk outlines around his own victims? Tuesday, April 3, 2007. I’m afraid those tired old Wordsworthians can ki...

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poetryguy: January 2007

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Tuesday, January 30, 2007. That he is in love with clichés and has to tease them into original language? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Writes poems,stories,plays, articles, columns, a memoir about Richard Brautigan; paints pictures; writes and sings songs and teaches writing at Montana State University. View my complete profile. Three Worlds and a Duck. Daffy Duckian Lunch Box.

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poetryguy: Reading Billy Collins

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Tuesday, January 30, 2007. That he is in love with clichés and has to tease them into original language? What do you mean when you say "the poem has already been written"? That other poets have written the same poem only better or that Collins has already written the poem or. . ? I like this blog spot. It's purdy. January 31, 2007 at 10:37 PM. This isn't technically the place for it, but I have to comment on the photo of the Derridean lunchbox to wonder what it's made of? February 10, 2007 at 10:40 PM.

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poetryguy: Pamela Gemin's "What's Going On"

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Monday, February 12, 2007. Pamela Gemin's "What's Going On". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Michael Earl Craigs Poetry. Pamela Gemins Whats Going On. Writes poems,stories,plays, articles, columns, a memoir about Richard Brautigan; paints pictures; writes and sings songs and teaches writing at Montana State University. View my complete profile. Three Worlds and a Duck. Daffy Duckian Lunch Box.

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poetryguy: Names for 428 Writers' Group

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Thursday, May 3, 2007. Names for 428 Writers' Group. Danny Prill (406) 868 9350. Chris Hollewijn (406) 579 3576 dutchy7914@yahoo.com. Kacie Shober " 587 1647 bkshober@msn.com. Mandy Hansen mkhansen@montana.edu. Also: Sunflower Writers' Workshop is sometimes run by Dean Williamson at 556 8442. DAnny Prill- prilko@gmail.com. May 4, 2007 at 8:05 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Names for 428 Writers Group. View my complete profile. Three Worlds and a Duck. Daffy Duckian Lunch Box.

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poetryguy: February 2007

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Tuesday, February 27, 2007. Michael Earl Craig's Poetry. It's as if the nurse has adjusted my cheeks/with the cotton balls, has turned/in her chair to shop at Nordstroms,/and my open eyes begin to ice over like bird baths.". The act of writing poetry is so selfconscious that only an idiot would pretend that he/she's the oracle of his/her uninterrupted libido. I mean "What is the word/for when a nun rolls a boulder/away from the mouth of a cave or tomb? Monday, February 12, 2007. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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English 510: The Displacement of Myth in Literature and Dream.and Life. Also, at times, personal poetry. Saturday, February 24, 2007. Dreams – A microscope through which we look at the hidden occurrences in our soul.". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). One of Many Attempts to Understand. Whats Going on in Their Head, These Surrealist Po. Surrealism[1] is a cultural, social and political . Dreams – A microscope through which we look at t. What Might You Find in the Shed of a Gardener? A man with a story.

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EnglishMelanie: contemporary poetry

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Sunday, April 1, 2007. Hmmm…what is contemporary poetry? Trying to define contemporary poetry is problematic for me on several levels. First, the word “contemporary” is tricky. How old can the poetry be to not be contemporary or, in other words, how new should it be? Another possible hallmark of contemporary poetry, not that this is exclusive to contemporary poetry, seems to be that contemporary poetry makes the reader work a little harder to extract meaning. Even in poetry that we think is accessibl...

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English 510: The Displacement of Myth in Literature and Dream.and Life. Also, at times, personal poetry. Saturday, March 3, 2007. As I search for information on cupid, I am enlightened with tidbits on Valentine's Day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Dream is Merely an Onion. Being Oblivious, that could be one way to describ. Eating in Your Dream. The Knowledge of a Child. The Dark Side of The Moon. There is Nothing Quite Like It.

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English 510: The Displacement of Myth in Literature and Dream.and Life. Also, at times, personal poetry. Monday, March 19, 2007. Some days he’d rub two pegs together. Until they made a greasy hum. Like rain, the sound of moles. Gnawing the dirt’s grain, the song. Soils sing before a quake,. And the red bodies would hang. Above the ground in a kind of confusion. Or ecstasy. They would writhe. Am I the only corrupt mind in the room? Among the claw-foot sofas, under the looming. Artie had the whites teeth a...

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Tread Lightly: Feeding of the Soul

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English 510: The Displacement of Myth in Literature and Dream.and Life. Also, at times, personal poetry. Tuesday, April 10, 2007. Feeding of the Soul. Myth: is it merely a dream or is it simply our legacy? We have looked to mythological stories for answers to our heritage and our existence since the beginning of time. These stories tell us who we are and who we will become, but why must we always come back? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Feeding of the Soul. Is This What Nature Is All About?

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EnglishMelanie: March 2007

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Monday, March 26, 2007. According to Hillman, revelry (music, carnival, circus, clown) represents "riotous rebellion (revel/rebel), discord" (175). He also contends that these types of dreams are more common than you may think. Even if there is no carnival or circus scene in the dream, if your dream is literally or figuratively "upside-down," then an element of carnival is present. A couple of interesting ideas. 2 "Where else but the circus will we ever see the underworld in daylight? One – mountai...

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Jamie's Thoughts on Literature, Dreams, Myth, and Poetry: Poem and Response to Lucie Brock-Broido

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Poem and Response to Lucie Brock-Broido. As the knife pierced the flesh. She kept on cutting. It wasn’t until she saw the blood. Mixing with the tomato juice. That she lifted her finger. And stuck it in her mouth. She felt the blood shoot out,. Warm and wet,. It trickled down her throat,. But the finger remained numb. It would be the last time her mom. Would ask her to chop. They said she might not be allowed. To play with the other kids. She kept pinching the boy. Until his skin turned red and started.

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EnglishMelanie: new poems

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Sunday, April 22, 2007. Here are the latest 550 poems. I will admit that I felt very uninspired this week. My poems are subpar. Sorry. It was on that September day, shortly after her 70th,. It was when they passed - on their way up her sidewalk - the unfamiliar face of the salesman. On his way down her sidewalk. She sat, with hands folded, in the kitchen of her small house. She had purchased life insurance from the traveling salesman and had already forgotten that she'd written the check. And, wow, look,.

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English 510: The Displacement of Myth in Literature and Dream.and Life. Also, at times, personal poetry. Sunday, March 25, 2007. Oblivious, that could be one way to describe the couple sitting in the front seat. Did they realize they had passengers? And for that matter, children. Talking about their upcoming vacation. It must have been the cloud of smoke that separated the individuals. Or age? Or death after life? Two worlds separated by blooming orchids and singing doves. All she wanted…. The Dark Side ...

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Tread Lightly: Eating in Your Dream

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English 510: The Displacement of Myth in Literature and Dream.and Life. Also, at times, personal poetry. Thursday, March 22, 2007. Eating in Your Dream. Food in a dream seems like a no brainer- the dreamer went to bed hungry. Who was I fooling when I thought it could be so easy. I am going to attempt to highlight the important details from Hillman, although I can make absolutely no sense of it all. Get it.Got it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Dream is Merely an Onion. Eating in Your Dream.

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Seasons: A Poetry Handbook. A resource for poets looking for practical examples of poetic forms, poetry exercises, and an extensive listing of example poets and some of their works. Tuesday, September 14, 2010. The Point Is - You Should Be Writing. Four seasons fill the measure of the year;. Four seasons are there in the mind of man. He hath his lusty spring, when fancy clear. Takes in all beauty with an easy span:. He hath his summer, when luxuriously. He chews the honied cud of fair spring thoughts,.

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