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Of names, naming, and Rum Tum Tiger1 comment

phylor wrote 1 week ago: I am fascinated by names and naming — how a “thing” got to be called that “t … more →

Tags: musings, names, naming; cyber names; public and private selves, cyber names, cyber selves, the naming of cats

Windward

blumoon wrote 1 week ago: “O you who turn the wheel and look to windward, Consider Phlebas, who was once handsome and ta … more →

Tags: Vignettes, Photography, Poetry, Windward, Chinook

My English teachers (part 5)

elrambo wrote 1 week ago: (Most recent post in this series—Nov. 2. Others at irregular intervals and in the Archives.) I … more →

Tags: Poetry, English major, Literature, Teaching, Poets, English Teachers, Buffy Goes Dark, Ron Bayes

GW says: WAVING TO J. ALFRED PRUFROCK FROM OTHER SIDE OF THE TROUGH1 comment

mollie laRue wrote 1 week ago: i move as any crustacean crawler: one claw at window & one at bay one that dont, one what may on … more →

Tags: Poetry, gustwick letter, Music, Terrain, Literature, Architecture, underwater, Dante, Denial

Because I'm in the Mood for T.S. Eliot

mayiwrite wrote 2 weeks ago: The dove descending breaks the air With flame of incandescent terror Of which the tongues declare Th … more →

Tags: writing, Poetry

minute to minute of horror

pensum wrote 2 weeks ago: [Guardian] “I am worn out. I cannot go on,” [Eliot] lamented a little histrionically as … more →

Tags: Poetry, Virginia Woolf

Happy birthday Faber

alanoriordan wrote 3 weeks ago: This essay appeared in the Irish Times marking the 80th birthday of publisher Faber & Faber and … more →

Tags: irish writing, Poetry, James Joyce, Claire Kilroy, Faber, Patrick Kavanagh

Abnegation

fredhale wrote 3 weeks ago: Brassaï: It’s true that drawing does give you a greater satisfaction, but it is a narcisssisti … more →

Tags: Brassai, Photography, Literature, Poetry, selves

Blazing Bright in the Year's Midnight

Bard on a Bike wrote 3 weeks ago: 28th October-2nd November Now the light falls Across the open field, leaving the deep lane Shuttered … more →

Tags: Bard on a bike, ExtraORDINARY People, Extraordinary places, acoustic music, Anthony Nanson, Cafe of Ideas, Celtic new year, Chapel Arts Centre, co-exist

T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" - The Silly Version

Wells wrote 3 weeks ago: Give us streusel, needle pie, Till the blackbirds have perched atop some guy And some monkey’s … more →

Tags: Poetry, Parody, Prufrock

revolving doors

Jane wrote 3 weeks ago: Revolving Doors a symbol of life? (cursor over image will reveal location of the revolving door) The … more →

Tags: 2009, My Journeys, Revolving Doors

everything is contained in now

monkeymind wrote 3 weeks ago: Time present and time past. Are both present in time future, And time future contained in time past. … more →

Tags: Conscious Living, bearing witness, time, Burnt Norton, Past, Future, Present

UPDATED - Jeremy Irons at TS Eliot poetry reading event

jeremyironsno1fan wrote 1 month ago: TS Eliot widow exults in his poetry reading more about “Jeremy Irons at Josephine Hart Poetry … more →

Tags: Latest News and Posts, Jeremy Irons, Ralph Fiennes, Harold Pinter, Seamus Heaney, Dominic West, Anna Cartaret, josephine hart

Video of the Day - October 19 2009

grosenberg wrote 1 month ago: More Random Bits Have let go of having 48 bits done by tonight–will give it a week. 10 down, 3 … more →

Tags: Spiritual journey, Vlog, Spider Robinson, Random bits

Kicking the cold, reflecting on reading

Nicole wrote 1 month ago: I’m slightly less sick now. Thanks to all of you faithful blog followers who have been diligen … more →

Tags: life as we know it, Alienation, crying of lot 49, health, j. alfred prufrock, Literature, Modernism, Postmodernism, psalm 46

It's "Previvors," preventative mastectomies & a battery of hypotheticals10 comments

emily wrote 1 month ago: Jenni Murray recently discussed preventative mastectomy on Woman’s Hour; you can listen here t … more →

Tags: Surgery, mastectomy, BRCA, statistics, breast cancer, preventative mastectomy, prophylactic mastectomy, ovarian cancer, Genetic testing

cultural hash2 comments

msbaroque wrote 1 month ago: What a couple of days this has been! First the Booker – to Hilary Mantel for a huge fat novel … more →

Tags: Books, Life, Living With Words, Oscar Wilde, Poetry, British poetry, Irving Penn, National Poetry Day, Nobel Prize

TS Eliot named the nation's favourite poet

Seesaw wrote 1 month ago: The rousing strains of Rudyard Kipling’s “If” might have catapulted him to a lands … more →

Tags: Books, Literature, Poetry

A Disappointing Day for Contemporary Poets6 comments

Helen wrote 1 month ago: I was going to begin this post by wishing you all a happy National Poetry Day, I was even thinking o … more →

Tags: Poetry, writing, Mark Thomson, Liz Niven, National Poetry Day, nation's favourite poet, Meirion Jordan


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