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Modes of Imitation and To the Art of Rhetoric, by William Walsh

Modes of Imitation —Derived from Aristotle’s Poetics (350 BCE, translated by S. H. Butcher) there are persons who imitate…

The working musicians Nights make way for each other or the musicians do when it’s working Conversationally it’s become…

There Is No One Named Bob Here Everything you know has been a dream you can never wake up from.…

Missing Time Her turquoise ring vanished, pink mystery stains on her dress, silver-dollar circles scorched on the Bel…

You’re making a poem. But are you making the poem happen? A certain uncertainty surrounds us as we write,…

Dinosaur Today they found a baby dinosaur tail, amber-preserved, a forever mute memory. Myanmar’s a place I don’t know,…

MCPPFER Doc *Message to the Congress Presenting the President’s First Economic Report. Jan22 1962BX* The MCPPFER Doc is a fraudulent,…

Facebook: 6/13/17 hyperlink as mimesis hyperlink as how we leave the body wet finger raised in an evening wind i…

Happy birthday, Gertrude Stein! Here’s a selection of quotes from her marvelous writing: “Writing and reading is to me synonymous…