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Tag Archives: Poetry
Museum Musings: “Do you have a sitting room?”
Thanks to everyone who helped me choose a photo for the Museum staff bi-annual art exhibition called “The Underground” (in the post Excuse me, have you said thank you?) The top three were: Early One Morning which received nine votes … Continue reading
Posted in Museum Musings, Photography, Poetry
Tagged photograhy, Poetry, Rosanne Freed blog, The Camino
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Poetry: Covenant by Tennessee Williams
Covenant by Tennessee Williams [the following is the first two stanzas of the three stanza poem] If you are happy, I will give you an apple, if you are anxious, I will twist your arm, and if you permit me, … Continue reading
Poetry: “Queer” by Frank Bidart
In honor of June being LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer) Pride Month I share this poem from the Academy of American Poets collection of LGBTQ Poetry: “Queer” by Frank Bidart Lie to yourself about this and you will … Continue reading
Can you be invisible at the Museum?
I’m once again so backlogged with numerous museum stories, that I could easily fill a month of posts. I could, but I won’t. I know how hard it is to keep on top of all the reading that’s required of … Continue reading
The Poem in My Pocket
April 25th is national Poem in Your Pocket Day. The idea is to carry a poem in your back pocket to share with your family, friends, co-workers, the strangers on the subway or in the park. The poem in my … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Here I Am by Michael Ryan, National Poetry Month, Poem in your pocket day, Poetry
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Poetry: “Faithful to the End – Variation on a theme” by Kay Divant
I met Kay Divant when she visited our Poetry Salon in February. FAITHFUL TO THE END – VARIATION ON A THEME by Kay Divant ….. and doesn’t it put one awfully in mind of that well off but very … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Faithful to the End - Variation on a theme, Kay Divant, National Poetry Month, Poetry
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Poetry: In a Parlor Containing a Table by Galway Kinnell
In a Parlor Containing a Table by Galway Kinnell In a parlor containing a table And three chairs, three men confided Their inmost thoughts to one another. I, said the first, am miserable. I am miserable, the second said. I … Continue reading
Poetry: “Tell me” by Sara London
Tell Me by Sara London In my country you say, “there is no word for it.” In my country you say, “our way of life.” In my country you might over- hear the story of the woman with eleven children, … Continue reading
Forty’s a Ruby! Tutto va bene …
My blog today isn’t about my holiday to a distant land, or someone I met at the Museum, or even something that leaves me wondering, but as today, December 5th 2011, is a significant personal anniversary and I’m filled with … Continue reading
