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- NH 4th-grader wins Frost Youth Poet honor (Boston Globe)
A fourth-grader from Lyme, New Hampshire, who wrote a poem on the theme of "My Home," has won this year's Robert Frost Youth Poet honor.
- An Ode to Tomorrow - Huffington Post
An Ode to TomorrowHuffington Post, NY - 1 hour agoLet us appreciate the poetry that once upon a time, a one-term congressman from Illinois became President of the United States and freed four million ...
- War Zone: A Preview of the Fall 2008 Off-Broadway Season (Playbill)
War and politics, two of the main things on the American public's minds this fall, will also be mulled by the Off-Broadway theatre this fall.
- Where the sidewalk ends (Daily Vidette)
Caution: extreme whininess ahead. As a child, Shel Silverstein often invoked deep thought for me. Where DID the sidewalk end? This year I am forced to reanalyze Shel's poetry a bit. For instance, I have spent the past two weeks wondering where the heck the sidewalk begins.
- James LeFanu: Doctor's diary - Daily Telegraph
Preservation is apparently commoner than might be supposed according to a recent article in the New Scientist, citing the example of Dante Gabriel Rossetti who opened the grave of his wife Elizabeth Siddal to retrieve some poems he had buried with ...
- Highlights Magazine Invites Its Now-Grown Readers to Share Memories - MarketWatch
Highlights Magazine Invites Its Now-Grown Readers to Share MemoriesMarketWatch - 6 hours agoThey love some of the same things their parents did, and they also love our new characters, such as Arizona of our Ask Arizona fiction story series. ...
- REVIEW: "Geoffrey and Jeffrey" - MLive.com
Early in the world premiere production of Kim Carney's "Geoffrey and Jeffrey" at Performance Network, a man wearing nothing but a Twister mat distractedly loosens his grip and dashes outside, naked, to chase someone down. Upon his return, his partner ...
- We want stories that warm the heart - Honolulu Advertiser
Traditions sustain us in difficult times. So this year, we're particularly looking forward to your uplifting entries in The Advertiser's annual Holiday Fiction Contest. We are seeking inspirational (but not syrupy) stories, to appear in the Christmas ...
- 'Iqbal's teachings solution to all ills' - Nation
ISLAMABAD (APP)- The Speakers on Sunday urged that nation to follow the teachings of Dr Allama Iqbal to mitigate their sufferings. They were addressing at a seminar, which was organised by the Nazriya Pakistan Council here in connection with the ...
- Hinder, Trapt concert - Youngstown Vindicator
Hinder, Trapt concertYoungstown Vindicator, OH - 4 hours agoNILES — Warren G. Harding High School students will give a free poetry reading at the Art Outreach Gallery in Eastwood Mall at 6 pm Oct. 15. ...
- A Palestinian poet's final words (The Charlotte Observer)
When he passed away last month, Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwishstill had plenty to say. The 67-year-old writer known as the Palestinian "poet of conscience" was working on a collection of poems that captured the thoughts and ideals he was wrestling with in his twilight years. Darwish was an icon revered by Palestinians of all ages, backgrounds and political philosophies. His life mirrored the ...
- Poetry Feast offers meter, not meat - Kalamazoo Gazette
KALAMAZOO -- Area poets will present the fruits of their labors during Poetry Feast: "The Paper Dolls" at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The free event at the Kalamazoo Public Library, 315 S. Rose St., will feature writers Diane Seuss, Bonnie Jo Campbell, Elizabeth ...
- A service member's story - Daily Press
Charles F. "Mickey" Helderman Jr. was almost 15 years old when he managed to join the Army. "I went to the Marine Corps and they turned me down. 'Too small' they said. And then the Army. The sergeant major said, 'He'll grow,'" recalled the 96-year ...
- Time's Running Out! Get Your Ryan Adams Poetry/Story Collection Now - New York Observer
We thought it would be a good time to check back in with Ryan Adams (though really, when is it not). And lo and behold, the soggy-haired kid has a bunch of juicy details for us on his first book, Infinity Blues , due in stores next April 1. The tome ...
- A myth takes shape before our eyes - The Republic of East Vancouver
A myth takes shape before our eyesThe Republic of East Vancouver, Canada - 6 hours agoAs I kept collecting, I realized the genre went from early stories and poems in France and Germany through the reasonably romantic poets, through Byron and ...
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