August 2007

  • august 21 (an old poem)

    you write that you are ill feverish in some narrow foreign bed tangled in dim damp sheets sun steaming through a dingy window and I hope that you are not entangled so alone what cannot be held must be freely given       Continue reading

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  • CATEGORIES: WRITING & CREATIVITY

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  • Personal Blogging|Blogging for the love of it

    Lorelle at WordPress published a series of posts recently on Personal Blogging, by guest blogger Edrei Zahari. (You’ll find links to the whole series at the bottom of each post; don’t neglect the comments.) In response, Damien Riley confesses that “Personal blogging has become my fixation,” and points to The Online Diary History Project for… Continue reading

  • Women’s Equality Day

    Today is Women’s Equality Day. I discovered the women’s movement sometime in the late 1960’s, when I was about 21 years old. Gloria Steinem came to speak at our campus. I went to hear her, because I recognized her name from articles in one of the magazines I was fond of; Glamour, I think. Irony… Continue reading