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A Brief Discourse On Poetry And Power

December 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Birches, D. H. Lawrence, good and bad poetry, good and bad politics, Joyce Kilmer, Kate Porter, Math versus ;poetry, Robert Frost, Trees
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I don’t write much poetry because it’s work. Poetry is precise and guided by the principle that “less is more,” even as it attempts to squeeze the meaning of the universe into a ball.  Mathematics, also a language, is similar.  E=MC(2) could be appreciated as a line of poetr
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The Communist Manifesto, Coca-Cola, And Mark Zuckerberg

December 27, 2018
by Caroline Miller
America First, CIA, Coca-Cola, Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, Mending Wall, Robert Frost, The Communist Manifesto, Turner Rutledge Odell
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In my freshman year in college, I discovered The Communist Manifesto was on my reading list.  After years of hearing the book was pure evil, I gasped.  A few pages into the material, however, and  I learned what I’d been told was nonsense. What’s wrong comaraderie?  Coca-Cola
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Beware The Bandersnatch

August 04, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Adam Plunkett, Frost at Midnight, Robert Frost, Tom Kendall
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Bandersnatch
A pet peeve of mine is “the critic,” even though I might qualify as one because I’ve scribbled a few lines about a book or two.  But I’m not talking about ordinary people expressing an opinion.   I’m talking about professionals who make a living posturing as literary expe
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Meditation About Walls

July 31, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Ayaka Shiomura, Claire Booth Luce, Gorian Steinem, Hobby Lobby, Mainichi Shimbum, Robert Frost, Sexism on display in politics, Sylvia Jukes Morris, The Women
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Chastity belt
On October 26, 1971, Claire Booth Luce — former member of Congress, Ambassador to Italy, advisor to Presidents, author of several books and the successful play, The Women, as well as being a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Honor  —  found herself on a platform wit
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The Words Aren’t Lovely, But Dark And Deep

November 25, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Lovely Dark Deep", exposing the male ego, Joyce Carol Oates, Robert Frost
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Joyce Carol Oates
I don’t care for Joyce Carol Oates’ writing. Her style I shall call “lumpacious” — an excess of words and arthritic phrasings put to the service of despair and gloom without a ray of humor. Nonetheless, I struggle to keep an open mind; so when I came upon her short ficti
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