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Box of Heads, I – Poem of the Week

Enlightenment, Notes, A Box of What? I’ve got a son taking freshman high school history. They’re talking about The Enlightenment, philosophers, the idea of the United States as a grand experiment. Also sugar. How sugar (and desire for sugar) changed…

If a Tree Falls – Poem of the Week

If a tree falls, do you notice it? Have you been asked, “if a tree falls in a forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound?” In a philosophy class, the question elicits consideration of the nature…

Standing on the Moon – Poem of the Week

Travel is Supposed to Be Luxury? Right? Or maybe not. Maybe business travel is more like space travel than we usually admit. Maybe it’s like heading off for the moon and then standing there, at the edge of a crater.…

This Change – Poem of the Week

This Change: The Seasons Bring Change, Right? Here in the northern hemisphere, this weekend was the official start of autumn. The change of seasons is almost palpable in the air. Our family spent an afternoon at a local park trail…

Echo – Poem of the Week

The Echo of the Real Thing While not being truly abstract, Alexandra Exter’s Landscape with Houses and Trees, is a type of art I’m always drawn to: non-realistic verging on non-objective.   The curves of green trees lean out from…