The Birth of Venus and Other Beauties

My reading of George Eliot's Middlemarch after 40 years and what I gained thereby
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In music, as in every art-form, there has arisen in recent times the illusion that knowledge is not necessary, that the old forms of discipline are…
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In the barmkin hushed unsleeping Atop the battlements, amid the flames Sentries prowl, fog enshrouded: We fear the foe without a name The foe we fear…
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A SHORT FILM
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or, “CONTEMPT-EDY” NOT COMEDY
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(Approx. 22°20'N 120°53'E. Photo credit: The Author) The effect of gravity upon the teeth One underestimates for an overbite: The subtle invisibility of…
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Originally published in New English Review
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A poem in trimeter, originally published in the New English Review
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The Birth of Venus and Other Beauties

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