GERMAIN DROOGENBROODT (edited by) ANY WAY THE WIND BLOWS For all those who feel that they aren’t in control I would have liked to be the disciple of Icarus. It would have been beautiful to celebrate the wedding of Calixto…
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Tanka & Haiku
MICHAEL MCCLINTOCK from http://michaelmcclintock.homestead.com/index.html Tanka (短歌 “short poem”) is a genre of classical Japanese poetry and one of the major genres of Japanese literature. Italiano
Uttering Her Name
SILVIA PIO (edited by) From Uttering Her Name, by Gabriel Rosenstock, Salmon Poetry 2009 Preface: Who is Dar Óma to whom these poems are addressed? Historically, or mythologically, she is the daughter of the god Oghma who gave the gift…
The sound of one hand clapping
Question: What is the sound of one hand clapping? Answer: Poetry. In occasion of the forthcoming publication of his book Changing, the British poet Richard Berengarten will be an international guest at the Silk Road Poetry Week in Xichang, Sichuan,…
WIT is Women In Tune
Woman am I Spirit am I I am the infinite within myself I have no beginning I have no end Oh yes I am. From the website Women In Tune: WIT is an opportunity to be part of the experience…
The Harp and the Woman
SILVIA PIO and LESLIE MCBRIDE WILE (edited by) Anima Keltia on “Vita Dominae – Medieval and Renaissance Music”. Vita Dominae is the debut album by the Belgian artist Mélanie Bruniaux, aka Anima Keltia, released on the Maxy Sound label in…
Travels of the Last Emperor
SILVIA PIO (edited by) From The Emperor’s way to Constantinople (August 1990) The last Byzantine emperor was crowned at Mystras in Greece. He then travelled south by land to the great port of Monemvássia. From there he embarked for the…