Poem: This Violence, This Web of Evil
By: David Sparenberg The poem that follows is not intended to reach only an aesthetic elite. Like a cupid’s arrow it is aimed at the universal human heart. The world […]
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Poems
Poem: Come Home, America!
By: Gary Steven Corseri, Ph.D Come home, America! The children are in need! Come home, America! The Soul of the World is bleeding! “For purple mountains’ majesty,” I sang in […]
Poem: How it Goes…
You are a beginning. Together we become process. At the core of this process —the us of togetherness, open and with purpose— there is dialogue. This dialogue is the miracle-threat […]
Poem: Love Makes Us Strangers To Ourselves
By: Gary Steven Corseri, Ph.D That night you went swimming in my brain and all your scales were glimmering, you sang an old song, too, about wind in a bamboo […]
Poem/Audio: Empedocles, A Song of Aetna
By: Vincent Di Stefano Empedocles. A Song of Aetna This original piece was inspired by a hand-sized fragment of crystalline sulphur gathered from the slopes of Mount Aetna, near the […]
Calling All Revolutionary Artists — Raise Your Weapons!
By: Mickey Z “Painting is not done to decorate apartments. It is an instrument of war.” – Pablo Picasso “Rock ‘n roll was revolutionary for me. Songs were weapons.” – Patti Smith […]
Poem: Shrouds of Fire
By: David Sparenberg People are murdered. At the time some are innocent of “the cause” – some are not. Together theirs is a fiery death. More often than not death […]
Poem: I Voted…
By: Gary Steven Corseri, Ph.D I voted today. … I voted for peace and justice and sanity In an insane world of violence and injustice. I voted. I voted for […]
Poem: A Lioness of Palestine
By: Nahida, the Exiled Palestinian [1] Look at you… my beloved Look at you This little fist of yours Slams before the world The final word This little fist of […]
Poem: Islam And Christianity — Middle Age Crisis
By: S. W. Pringle Islam is 800 years younger than Christianity Today the Muslim Faithful are where Christians were during the Middle Ages when the infallibility of the Pope was […]
