The protesting world cries out like a trumpet playing “The last post.” The eyes of the lost ask me to tell what is unspeakable, but I have nothing except to ask why bugles are not played for you at Remembrance … Continue reading
Synopsis is a word derived from Greek. Synthetic has a similar undertow. And as we modern English people speak, The thoughts of ancient humans unknown show Long dead are our ancestors of course, Though each cell of our body has … Continue reading
I’m afraid to read what’s happening My spirit cries and wails We can’t go on to war, Might they read the News in braille? I am tired of talk of foreigners Aren’t we passengers inone boat So why not work … Continue reading
The postman was very late coming that morning.Stan was asleep in his armchair whilst Annie was analysing some data on the political alignments of the over fifties group in Knittingham.Mary was upstairs daydreaming. Hi. Mary…Annie called.There’s a letter for you … Continue reading
The book I am reading now is called”, The Society of Timid Souls” written by Polly Morland. Here is a very good in depth review of it and a photo of a bull fight She is a good writer,mainly in … Continue reading
Politics and fairness.
When I was at University I spent 6 years studying mathematics.But I always liked poetry and novels.My school thought I should study English Literature,but to me that was not a creative activity.The way we were taught was to criticize books,plays,poems … Continue reading
I have received several books now written by or about Levinas.As you guess,they are quite hard so my time is taken up reading.The most hopeful one,The Cambridge Guide,is not here yet.but I think it will be more understandable … Continue reading
Originally posted on Exquisite Gift Baskets:
It was on this day in 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama that Rosa Parks, the mother of the civil rights movement, is jailed for refusing to give up her seat on the bus to a…
The ‘Always’ and ‘Never’ Life of Sylvia Plath – Karen Swallow Prior – The Atlantic. Another piece about the poet and novelist Sylvia Plath… who seemed to have found post modernism in her writing before it was known and labelled … Continue reading
