Click Here to Listen To: To Mali Mann’s Zoom IPBooks Poetry Reading on May 1st, 2022 on YouTube.
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Click Here to Read: Living with Poetry: Finding Something Deep Inside Yourself That Only Poetry Can Reach (IPBooks, 2020) by Howard L Schwartz, MD Reviewed by Ute Tellini, PhD, Retired Art Historian.
Click Here to Purchase: Living with Poetry: Finding Something Deep Inside Yourself That Only Poetry Can Reach by Howard Schwartz from IPBooks.net
Click Here to Read: The End of Progressive Intellectual Life: How the foundation-NGO complex quashed innovative thinking and open debate, first on the American right and now on the center left BY Michael LInd on the Tablet website on April 12, 2022.
Ford Foundation Building. Image: Kenlarry. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
“Oh, to be in England, now that April’s there”
Who said that? If we really can’t remember, we can Google it, as we do almost everything nowadays. I just did, and it was Robert Browning.
Good morning everyone. Of course we’d love to be where cowslips and other lovely flowers are blooming, but they’re also a-bloom in California and anywhere in the world where we don’t have to swallow antihistamines for protection against loveliness.
“April, April, weep thy girlish laughter
Then a morning after
Weep thy girlish tears”
If you’ve heard of William Watson, you now have, because he’s the one who said that. Continue reading Poetry Monday: April 4, 2022