In the Garden…
• October 17, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in agricultural, All Hallows, American Poetry, Artisitc Milieu, bibliophile, biodynamics, Blogology, books, City Farms & Community Gardens, Contemporary Writers, Culture & Traditions, Earth Festivals, Environmental, Ephemeral Memory, Farm to Table, Food Systems, Green living, Harvest Festivals, l'automne, lit&bit, poetry, The Autumn Garden
Tags: Autumn Harvest, Autumn musings, Blog, poetry, Pumpkin harvest, The Autumn Garden
Silence
• April 19, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in America's Pop Culture, Analytical Consciousness, art, art and society, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artisitc Milieu, Artistic Genres, artists, Beatitude, bibliophile, black&white, Bohemia, books, Coffee House Press, collectives, contemporary art, creativity, Cultural Shifts, culture, Culture & Art, culture consumption, deliquescence, disparate collection of voices, dissemination of images, Ephemeral Memory, Hermetic & Esoteric traditions, humanity, Hypatia, Hyper-Commerical Industry, Iconic Imagery, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Intellectual Milieu, life, Linguistics, lit&bit, Literary coterie, literature, modernist women writers, philisophical meanderings, photographic portraiture, Photography, Poetess, Poetics, poetry, Poets, Poignant Themes, post-punk cult, Progressive music, rhythmical grumbles, social critique, Sourdough Mountain, Spontaneous Prose, symbolism, Urban art, urban living, vernacular modernism
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: Relic Husband :
• April 4, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in Analytical Consciousness, ancient languages, art, art and society, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artisitc Milieu, Artistic Genres, artists, bibliophile, black&white, Bohemia, contemporary art, creativity, cultural icons, Culture & Art, disembodied poetics, dissemination of images, English poet, English Poetry/Poet, Ephemeral Memory, Hypatia, hyperrealistic, Intellectual Milieu, international literature&poetry, Literary coterie, literature, modern urban Life, modernist women writers, Photography, Poetics, Poets/Icons, Prose Fiction, self-referential, small press, symbolism, Ted Hughes, travel, vernacular, Writing & Poetics
Tags: Abstract Expressionists, Academia, art, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artisitic Milieu, Artistic Genres, black and white photography, Bohemia, books, creativity, disembodied poetics, England, English Poets, image and word, imagery, life, literature, new Works, people, Photography, poet icons, poetry, Ted Hughes, travel, travel writings, writing
: Joyeuse Saint Valentin! :
• February 14, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in 'Ramayana', Analytical Consciousness, ancient languages, ancient scribes, ancient scrolls, Anthologies, Antiquity, art, art and society, Art History, Art&Poetry, artists, Asia, Bhudevi, bibliophile, Bohemia, books, Courtship, creative writing, creativity, cult of personality, cultural icons, cultural legacy, culture, Culture & Art, Cup of Love, desi-lit, Diyas, Ephemeral Memory, Eros, erotica, Famous Indian Poets, Festivals and their Meaning, fine art, Hindu mythology, History, India, Intellectual Milieu, international literature&poetry, life, Literary coterie, literature, love, Ma Sita, masculine&feminine energies, modernist women writers, Mughal Paintings/Art, poetry, Poets, Poets/Icons, Poignant Themes, Rabindranath Tagore, Romace, South Asia, south asian art, South Asian Poetry, Tamil Nadu, the Divine, Valentine's Day, Word & Image, writing, Writing & Poetics
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Auld Lang Syne ::
• January 1, 2008 • 4 CommentsPosted in America's Pop Culture, American Artists, American Holidays/Traditions, American Poetry, American Women Poets, Analytical Consciousness, Antiquity, art, art and society, Art&Poetry, Beat Generation, Beat Genres, Bohemia, books, Coffee House Press, collectives, creativity, culture, culture consumption, democracy, Dionysius, dissemination of images, Dissemintion of popular culture, English poet, Ephemeral Memory, Eros, Festivals and their Meaning, fireworks & sweets, Goodwill, Hellenic Knowledge, History, human history, human nature&technology, humanity, Hypatia, Iconic Imagery, idealism, Independent Media/Journalism, Intellectual Milieu, liberation, life, Literary coterie, Literary Legacy, literature, Live music, local food infrastructure, love, Lyric Poetess, modern urban Life, modernist women writers, music, New Year 2008, New Year's Wishes, News, Peace, Peace Upon Earth, phalli of Priapus, Photography, photojournalism, Pleiades, Pluralist Democracy, Poetics, poetry, Poets, Poets/Icons, popular culture, Prosperity, rhythmical grumbles, Scotland, small press, sociology, Spontaneous Prose, symbolism, urban living, vernacular modernism, Whole Earth, wine, Winter Poems, Winter Solstice, Wisconsin, Word & Image, writing, Writing & Poetics
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Hyvaa Joulua!
• December 24, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in Aeolic Word pais, American Holidays/Traditions, American Poetry, Analytical Consciousness, ancient languages, ancient scribes, Anthologies, art, art and society, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artistic Genres, artists, Beat Generation, Beat Genres, Beatitude, bibliophile, Bohemia, books, Christmas, Coffee House Press, conte drawings, contemporary art, cosmos, creative writing, creativity, cultural icons, culture, culture consumption, Cup of Love, disembodied poetics, dissemination of images, Divine Harmony, Earth Festivals, eco-literacy, emerging arts movement, environmental artist, environmentalism, Epiphany, Eros, Feast of the Epiphany, Festival of Christmas, Festivals and their Meaning, Finland, Finn Culture, Finnish Culture, Finnish traditions, food, Food Revolution, Global Traditions, Goethe, Goodwill, Hellenic Knowledge, Hermetic & Esoteric traditions, History, human history, humanity, Hyvaa Joulua!, Iconic Imagery, idealism, Independent press, Intellectual Milieu, life, Light & Darkness, light over the darkness, Linguistics, Literary coterie, literature, lithography, Mother Goddess, Mythology, natural habitats and life cycles, Naturalism & Modernism, Nature as a Metaphor, Painting, Peace, Peace Upon Earth, phalli of Priapus, Pluralist Democracy, Poetics, poetry, Poets, Poets/Icons, Prose Fiction, religion, spirituality, spontanerous prose, Sun-Soul, Symbolist, the course of the Sun, the Divine, travel, vernacular, Whole Earth, Winter Poems, Winter Solstice, Word & Image, Writing & Poetics
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Radiolarian Obsession ::
• December 22, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in Aeolian dialect of Greek, Aeolic Word pais, American Artists, American Poetry, American Surrealism, angiosperm explosion, Anthologies, Antiquity, art, Art & Science, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art&Design, Art&Poetry, Artistic Genres, artists, Avadha, Beat Generation, Beat Genres, Beat Literature, Bhudevi, bibliophile, Bohemia, books, City Farms & Community Gardens, Coffee House Press, collectives, community, contemporary art, contemporary printmaking, Contemporary Writers, creative writing, creativity, cultural icons, culture, dactylic hexameter, dactylic tetrameter, deliquescence, Dharma Beat Poet, diptych prints, disembodied poetics, dissemination of images, eco design & fashion, eco-literacy, emerging arts movement, environmental artist, environmentalism, Ephemeral Memory, Eros, Fotografos, galleries, Ganges, geopolitical, global biological process, Green living, guerilla graffiti ART slogans, Hellenic Knowledge, Henry David Thoreau, Hermetic & Esoteric traditions, human nature&technology, Hypatia, Iconic Imagery, Independent press, Intellectual Milieu, life, Linguistics, Literary coterie, literature, marine biology, media squall, Media Wonks, modern urban Life, monoculture, Mother Goddess, Multiple Interpretations, natural habitats and life cycles, Naturalism & Modernism, Novelist, Phainetai Moi, Philosophy, Photography, Pleiades, Poetess, Poetics, Poets, Poets/Icons, pseudo-anonymous, Radiolarian Art, rhythmical grumbles, Spontaneous Prose, symbolism, synonym sapphie, Tachograph, technology of photography, the Belle Epoque, travel, vernacular modernism, Word & Image, Writing & Poetics
Tags: Abstract Expressionists, Abstractionism, academica, American naturalist, American Poetry, angiosperm explosion, Art & Photography, Art & Poetry, Art & Science, Art & Society, beauty, books, Coffee House Press, collectives, creative writing, creativity, critic, cultural icons, culture, eco-design, eco-literacy, ecology, environmental artists, environmentalism, Eros, geology, global biological processes, Henry David Thoreau, Intellectual Milieu, life, literature, marine biology, microscopic plankton, natural habitats and life cycles, natural history, Naturalism & Modernism, novels, Philosophy, Photography, poetic genres, Poetics, poetry, Poets, radiolarian beauty, science, surrealism, tax resister, transcendentialist, writing
Bountiful Blessings-
• November 21, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in American Holidays/Traditions, American Poetry, colonialism, cooking, democracy, ecoliving, Farm to Table, food, Food Revolution, freedom, Harvest Festivals, Heritage Turkeys, l'automne, liberation, life, Literary coterie, literature, local food infrastructure, local sustainable food supply, Milwaukee writers, Native American Poetry, Native American Traditions, natural habitats and life cycles, Poetics, poetry, Slow Food Nation, Slow Food USA, Thanksgiving, Whole Earth
Tags: agriculture, American customs, Blog, blogosphere, colonialism, community, cooking, culture, Farm to Table, food, Food Revolution, freedom, Harvest Festivals, Heritage Turkeys, History, holidays, life, local food infrastructure, Native American Literature, Native American Traditions, Philosophy, Photography, pilgrim, poetry, Slow Food, society, Thanksgiving, traditions, Whole Earth, whole foods
Bohemian Ink-
• November 17, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in active anarchist, American Poetry, American Surrealism, American Women Poets, Anthologies, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, anti-globalization, Anti-war, art, art and society, Art&Poetry, Artistic Genres, Authenticity, Avadha, Beat Generation, Beat Genres, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, Beatitude, Bhudevi, bibliophile, Bohemia, Bohemian Ink, books, collectives, community, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, cult of personality, cultural icons, cultural legacy, culture consumption, Dharma Beat Poet, Diane di Prima, Dissemintion of popular culture, Diyas, Eros, erotica, experimental writing, Femanifestos, feminism, Feminist critique/criticism, femme fatale, free-speech, freedom, Hermetic & Esoteric traditions, Homoerotica, Iconic Imagery, ignored genres, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Intellectual Milieu, Jack Kerouac, life, Linguistics, Literary coterie, Literary Group, Literary Legacy, literature, Masters-In-Poetics, memoirs, Novelist, Online Poetics, pacifist politics, Philosophy, Poet Laureate, Poetess, Poetics, Poets/Icons, popular culture, Post-Beat Era, post-Beat Poetry Community, Prose Fiction, psychedelic community, publication, pyschology, Realists, Revolutionary Letters, rhythmical grumbles, San Franciso artists, Sanskrit & Alchemy, social critique, Sourdough Mountain, Spontaneous Prose, vernacular, Voice of Dissent, Women of Beat, Word & Image
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Diwali-Deepavali
• November 9, 2007 • Leave a CommentPosted in 'Mahabharata', 'Ramayana', Amit Varma, anthropology, art, art and society, Art&Music, Art&Poetry, artists, Asia, Avadha, Ayurvedic cooking, Bhudevi, Bohemia, Coffee House Press, community, contemporary art, cooking, creative writing, creativity, culture, Deepavali, deliquescence, desi-lit, Dharma Beat Poet, Diwali, Diyas, Dr Rajendra Pachauri, Dussera, Eros, erotica, Farm to Table, feminism, Festival of Lights, fireworks & sweets, food, Fotografos, Ganges, Good vs Evil, Harvest Festivals, Hindu festivals, Hindu holidays, Hindu mythology, Hinduism, History, human history, Iconic Imagery, India, India and Pakistan, Indian holidays/festivals, Indian-American, Kali-Chudash, King Rama, l'automne, Lakshmi, life, Linguistics, Literary coterie, literature, local food infrastructure, Lord Rama, Lord Vishnu, love, Ma Sita, Milwaukee writers, Mother Goddess, Mythology, Narakasura, natural habitats and life cycles, Naturalism & Modernism, Pakistan, Philosophy, Photography, Pleiades, Poetics, poetry, Pomona Goddess of Fruits, popular culture, Post-Beat Era, Prose Fiction, Prosperity, publication, Punjab, Punjabi Bhangra, pyschology, race, Rawalpindi, religion, sacred texts, Sagas Legends, Sikh festivals, South Asia, south asian art, South Asian artists, South Asian Media, Spontaneous Prose, Srinivasa Ramanujan, symbolism, Tamil Nadu, travel, vernacular, Whole Earth, Writing & Poetics
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