Leaf by leaf
dries up this insipid, yellowing noon—
Elisabeth Lewis Corley – First Person Plural
A woman falling—the rest goes by too fast.
The rest go by the fallen, on the pavement.
Anis Shivani- City
anger flubs wire-ribboned brain’s race-cart
the liberation of undifferentiation
awaits the well-ventilated soul.
Modern Time book store in San Francisco
July 19,2012 at 7.00pm
Poems from Occupy Movement Anthology
Mafia of Love / Mahnaz Badihian
I feel my simple, unsophisticated brain
Is at ease, enough to ignore
jimmy.mankind 2011 / new blood
read it and weep!
every word writ in disappearing tears:
2 Poems by Mahnaz Badihian
Death walks gently
Covered in perfume
Tormenting our sense of smell
With confusion
Fresh Air remembers Carlos Fuentes
Carlos Fuentes, one of the most influential writers in the Latin American world, died Tuesday at a hospital in Mexico City. He was 83
What is the biggest challenge facing the arts?/ Dana Gioia
If we create kids who are essentially lulled into a kind of comfortable, stress-free existence by being mildly entertained all the time, I don’t think that we’re going to have the heroes, the saints, the reformers that







