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Is poetry always Lost in Translation?Russia Beyond The HeadlinesDrawn to cemeteries, where she honors dead poets like Anna Akhmatova, Barskova is fascinated and repelled by suffering: homeless people, concentration camps, war. There is an element of self-consciousness in her intimate poetic discussions of these ... |
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The Least Important Man by Alex BoydQuill & QuireThe first few poems rarely zoom in on individuals in the cityscape – to their detriment. People are repeatedly labelled with casting-couch identifiers like “the old woman,” “the old man,” “the homeless man,” and “the businessman.” As these figures are ... |
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These splendid nightmaresThe AgeA posthumous picture book, My Brother's Book - a poem written and illustrated by Sendak and inspired by his love for his late brother, Jack - is scheduled to be published next February. Sendak's work was the subject of critical studies and major ...and more » |
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Self-Portrait in a Sheet Mirror: On Vivian MaierThe Nation.Anyway, prints aren't the point of these adventures. It's enough to delight in your own ingenuity over and over again, with each click of the shutter. You'll leave the distribution of your art to someone else. On a winter's day in 2007, a young realtor ... |
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Your Students, Your Schools -- Des Moines southDesMoinesRegister.comIn April students collected essential items for the Iowa Youth Homeless Shelter. These items included deodorant, bug spray, shampoo, lotion and flip-flops. Nine- to 11-year-olds from Teri Arbogast and Tracey Donovan's learning group organized the ...and more » |
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A life in writing: Jackie KayThe GuardianIn "The Pink House", 41-year-old Elizabeth Ellen is broke and homeless, massively in debt, and consoled by her pregnancy: "I feel like I could fly. I could. When my baby arrives, we will live from hand to mouth, from her tiny hand to my full mouth. |
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