2015 Roundup Year in Review
2015 was the year of The Knowledge for me, as well as a spate of film-poems, collaborations, and trips to new places. Here’s a brief look back at the salient moments from each month. Roll on 2016!
2015 was the year of The Knowledge for me, as well as a spate of film-poems, collaborations, and trips to new places. Here’s a brief look back at the salient moments from each month. Roll on 2016!
It has been a year full of poetry and personal revelation. Here are a few highlights. January: Das Achte Jahr I take solace in new and simple ways of sharing my love. February: Andrew Philip Reviews The Silence Teacher Friend, fine poet, and fellow bereaved father Andrew Philip gives my pamphlet a very personally meaningful …
I have once again taken a look over the past year and selected a single post from each month that seems meaningful in some way. January: Lucky Seven On the anniversary of his passing, I reflected on the profound understanding of the meaning of love that my son’s brief life gave to me–thus making me …
Once again, I take a look over the past year and select one post from each month that seems significant. January: Numerology of Grief (The Sixth Year) This brief meditation on six years since the death of our son found its way to a friend-of-a-friend who also lost his son in infancy. To hear how …
“How can I tell what I think ’till I see what I say?” -E.M. Forster Image: Wikipedia Once again, I have taken a look over the past year, and selected one post from each month that stood out in some way. January: The Fifth Year Today, I said goodbye two our two-year-old Australian nephew, not …
Once again, I have looked back over my posts from the past year, and pulled one favorite for each month. January: Amichai and Nasrallah In comparing these two remarkable poets from either side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, I am struck by their similarities. February: An Unexpected Dedication A massive sculpture is installed downtown to commemorate …