BLACK WHILE JOGGING (For Ahmaud Arbery) Ahmaud Arbery All awe Acrostic assonance Alliteration absent Alphabet anathema Ain’t anagram African animator Ape Apache Aberration abolishment Apart Apartheid Any antitype Antagonizing alone Anthem Antebellum Advanced Andersonville Ammunition Ad Agonizing answers Another anticipant Anointed Anomaly Ascension amu Anabatic amoeba Altruism Alzheimer’s Alternative alternation Antinomy antipathy African American …
So another week of killing stay-at-home time with stupid Facebook games! Last week I asked random poets on my FB to list their scariest films. Because that was so fun, I decided to do another one. This week’s question: What are your favorite TV episodes? Not whole shows, but single episodes. I got a lot …
Now with more options to be able to play Bingo from wherever you choose and at any time of the day or night, it has never been easier to participate in the much loved game of Bingo. As this game can now be accessed from tablets, laptops and smartphones, the ways in which Bingo can …
The roulette wheel is truly an iconic sight in any casino. One of the most famous gambling pastimes of them all, the roulette wheel, with it’s spinning wheel and rolling, shiny silver ball, is a treat for the eyes and, of course, a potential threat for the wallet, too. Despite being one of the oldest …
Billy Joel songs are able to reach people from all walks of life, and years later are some of the most memorable hits of the late 70s and 80s. Born in 1949, he has been nominated for 23 Grammys, winning five, and having three of his songs peak at number 1 on the Billboard Charts. …
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Whatever people always say about money, it is an essential and considerable part of our lives. And almost everyone has at least once faced some financial struggles, especially when having a family. The family budget is one of the most important stability basis that literally suffers when people are not able to plan it in …
Tattered Flags Across Richmond Bridge for Krystyna The way two images become one occasion, because the wind is a messenger, and, perhaps, also a creator. Wind, breath, spirit, the same in languages arising from seeds carried great distances, even up river or across the sea to be planted in distant places. The land becomes a …
In the spirit of Carl Sandburg and Garry Winogrand To introduce the second essay of this occasional series combining a paradigmatic image, with some of my own, I will refer to the last line of Sandburg’s poetic series by the title of The People, Yes. «How does it feel to be seen everywhere?» As if to …
I don’t know about you, but this is the before and after for almost everyone I know. Personally, I have to pop in here and there on MSNBC, CNN, tidbits of the local news and a smattering of network news. I’ve been advised to check in on Fox to see what the enemy is up …
2019 was a mixed year for Indian Science and Technology. The bittersweet Chandrayaan-2 Mission was a partial failure in the absolute sense, but a success in the relative sense. The PSLV-C44, Kalam SAT, Microsat-R, CARTOSAT and Mission Shakti were major leaps in aerospace engineering. India also became the world’s third-largest producer of Scientific articles, according to NSF statistics. However, there …
Live performance before an audience is way off in the very last stage of pandemic reopening plans. Each week more dance troupes explore new internet possibilities and now, innovative ways to coattail live dance on endeavors included in the early reopening stages. One company borrows a page from drive-in movie theaters as others announce their …
When I was five, my mother died and I left NYC to live with my maternal grandparents in NC. For some time after that, I didn’t have regular contact with my father, though he always mailed me a gift on major holidays. Starting with my ninth birthday, he began to send me records over the …
It was pouring rain, you could tell by the thundering claps against the pavement, the quick strokes lit up by streetlights, and my cold, soaking socks. Rain is normal in Santa Cruz, so much so that my LA sensibilities had waned over time. My core temperature had finally dropped from a warm and dry 85 …
Petya Dubarova lived in Burgas, Bulgaria. She was a young poet with a fascinating career ahead of her. She took her own life when she was sixteen years of age. I think that she had a very promising career as poet ahead of her. The questions I have are the following. Was she depressed, was …
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