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“The true mystery of the world is the visible.” Oscar Wilde Oscar knew what he was talking about, and for someone as gabby as he could be, he had a gift for synecdoche, a fancy term for...
Read MorePosted by Ron Koertge | Nov 29, 2009 | All | 0
“The true mystery of the world is the visible.” Oscar Wilde Oscar knew what he was talking about, and for someone as gabby as he could be, he had a gift for synecdoche, a fancy term for...
Read MorePosted by Ron Koertge | Nov 25, 2009 | All | 0
I just got back from a little gig in a Ventura high school. Just an hour or so up the coast from Pasadena. The high school has been decimated by flu; I met three different classes, one of them with about ten kids. Last students...
Read MorePosted by Ron Koertge | Nov 18, 2009 | All | 4
So I’ve been sick and feverish and both weird and wierd and watching a lot of daytime TV. Anything to make the time pass. Reality show knock-offs on obscure cable channels. “So You Think You Can Stand,” for...
Read MorePosted by Ron Koertge | Nov 11, 2009 | All | 1
I’m glad folks like/are liking my do-it-every-day assignment. I’ve been writing unusually badly lately, and it’s been weirdly delightful. But after I’ve fallen down the stairs every morning (so to speak)...
Read MorePosted by Ron Koertge | Nov 2, 2009 | All | 2
Here’s a thought. And, actually, an exercise. I was talking to another poet about writing a sonnet a day for three months. We’d both done that in the past. Way in the past for me. And we’d both enjoyed it in a...
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