ERIC CHAET originally published at SO-CALLED POEMS High above this or that autumn’s canopies of leaves & fruits the highest steeples, minarets, & transmission towers & rockets poised for launching beyond
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ERIC CHAET (originally published at So-Called Poems) Being a poet, engineer, physician or farmer, grocer, builder plumber, electrician, programmer reporter, editor, professor, historian star performer, clerk, or artisan or judge
ERIC CHAET (first published at 100 So-Called Poems) Who is fittest? most capable? Who sees, in a fragment of aggregate, all mass & forces— electromagnetic, phases, momentum, torque, transformation?
I learned the other day through John Bennett’s email list that writer Doug Draime had passed away. He was 72 years old. His wife Carol wrote: Dear John, I am
ADAM MICHAEL LUEBKE Los Angeles Within the first few weeks after I’d moved to Los Angeles, I was sitting outside
ADAM MICHAEL LUEBKE Los Angeles One of my favorite things to do these days is make a strong cup of
I’m not above splashing long Kurt Vonnegut passages on this blog when I see fit.I started reading Timequake on a whim. Like
I’ve been reading Vonnegut’s Timequake, and a few passages have intrigued me. Vonnegut reminisces about his favorite plays (that passage
Comedian Bill Hicks pondered on stage often about John F Kennedy’s assassination. “Do you think they show every subsequent president
ADAM MICHAEL LUEBKE (to find this and other John Bennett novels, visit Hcolom Press) In John Bennett’s novel, Children of the Sun & Earth, an intelligent, steady-nerved young man and
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