What Puts the Rhythm On?
from Poems & Whiskey
INARA Cease Fire Today MAP Islamic Relief for Palestine The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's Fund Mutual Aid Diabetes Demine the Ukraine Legacy of War Foundation Doctors without Borders UNHCR Terrel Hale is one of the real ones, guys. We talk about letting go of the illusion of power, about poetry communicating first without need for understanding, and the effects of the transformative nature of the creative act on the inner and outer world perspectives. Desire can often be a gateway to inspiration and vision, and managing your intensity is something that is a practice, not a prefect. A poem is something to be made and the poet is the maker. Cheers y'all. Language Poetry California College of the Arts Richard Diebenkorn T.S. Eliot Nathan Oliveira James Joyce Le Morte d'Arthur Thomas Bernhard Edith Warton Samuel Beckett Susan Howe Edgar Allen Poe Charles Baudelaire Bernadette Mayer Kaveh Akbar John Ashbery Leslie Marmon Silko Larry McMurtry Roy Coffee Photography Madeline Miller Emily Wilson Herman Hesse Thomas Mon Fire in the Head Mont-Saint Michel E.M. Forster The Archetypical Artist
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