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Now after many, many years, And after many, many tears, Alas, they’d reached the mountain top— The summit which so many sought. Under the heavens’ star…
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Stories from the "Pod Life"
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It was one of those clear blue days that everyone always associates with childhood. The willow branches floated over us like little clouds. Each family…
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Every now and then a writer comes along who makes us confident enough to say: “This is a real poet!” Such is the case with Michael R. Burch who started…
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Daniel Leach’s latest collection of poems, Places the Soul Goes, presents the reader with a rich and unique array of places, persons and times, which w…
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“Trust me, the fountain of youth, it is no fable. It is running Truly and always. You ask, where? In poetical art.” - Friedrich Schiller, The Fountain …
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Music and Genius
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“To a Skylark” is perhaps one of the greatest nests of poetic paradoxes in the history of English poetry. Its language is shaped around the creation of…
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A sage and pupil made their way Into a fog-infested wood. They searched and wandered places Where for years no traveler would. The underbrush, the damp…
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“To develop a complete mind: Study the science of art; Study the art of science. Learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else.…
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Among the starry schemes and bright Plateaus of foggy mountain peaks, A master and his pupil made Their way towards the dragon’s grot. As both the sage…
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I dreamt an endless dream; I dreamt my dreams had ceased. I dreamt the darkest dream; I dreamt of blinding light. I dreamt I was a fool; I dreamt that …
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