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Walt Whitman Reads From ‘America’ 1890 (original audio)

Posted on October 16, 2006 by iwilder

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Message from Essex

Posted on October 14, 2006 by iwilder

by Kimberly Wilder If you own a tree, you have inherited a fortune. There is no telling how many people old and young have stood under it and given it their secrets. It has been witness to all manner of history and fashion and weather. The tree is a universe of insects and birds who […]

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Jack Kerouac on TV (video)

Posted on October 12, 2006 by iwilder

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In Custody

Posted on October 11, 2006 by iwilder

by Kimberly Wilder Four policemen surrounded her that morning. A Shinnecock man was on his way to chant. Lots of eyes watched her dragged away in handcuffs. A female officer was there to scold her in the car. Who’s going to be there when she breaks down? They inventoried her possessions. They searched her for […]

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Grateful Dead – Box Of Rain (Live 9/24/88)

Posted on October 8, 2006 by iwilder

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Painted Blossoms

Posted on October 6, 2006 by iwilder

by Kimberly Wilder Don’t think for a blue minute peace lies in dreamy eyes of smiling Buddha blinking across field of pink blossoms. Peace is no quaint scene, not warm aroma of homemade cookies. Nor, sound of luggage placed on holy ground. Peace is constant motion, careful balance, endless vigil, rush of a purposeful journey. […]

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Baseball Poetry Issue

Posted on October 5, 2006 by iwilder

Boog City 37 is the press’s latest baseball issue. I assembled 25 poets, the number of people on a baseball roster. Each poet was then assigned a different position on the team and asked to pick anyone who had ever played their position, be they in Major League Baseball, the Negro Leagues, the All-American Girls Professional […]

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Poetry for peace 9/28/06

Posted on September 27, 2006 by iwilder

Just a reminder that tomorrow, Thursday, September 28th, the Musicians’ Alliance for Peace and the Social Justice Alliance will co-sponsor Poetry for Peace, an evening of music and poetry, as a part of SJA’s Declaration of Peace Week of Action. Come enjoy musical performances by local community jazz singer Claudia Jacobs, our very own Jason […]

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out of time

Posted on September 25, 2006 by iwilder

she promises if I sit beside her a while and tell her my story I will never die just as she tells stories    of the Arapaho whose name for her is lost       the settlers who named her Boulder Creek she beckons me closer tell my story and she will share the […]

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Nursery Teacher Thoughts…

Posted on September 23, 2006 by iwilder

They probably remember me as a smell or a pattern. Perhaps I am a hand or one of the hands that rubbed their backs as they fell asleep on blue cots. I am fairly sure that puzzles and science lessons have disappeared from their memories. Very elaborate projects may have melted into a cheerful turn […]

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Alone

Posted on September 21, 2006 by iwilder

by Kimberly Wilder  I like to be alone. When I am alone, I am more beautiful. I do not need to meet some expectation, be somebody’s image of butterfly woman or flower girl. In nature, everything has its charm, even crinkly iguanas and the opaque wings of insects. Alone, I judge myself by these standards. In […]

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THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN

Posted on September 2, 2006 by iwilder

by George Wallace who pulls america’s strings like a wooden duck on wheels who drinks cocktails with kings while the people live in fear of them it’s the man behind the curtain, stupid ignore him, his love of power & his manipulation of prayer ignore him, his moral equivalent & his manufactured enemies his endless […]

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Pat Falk: Book Release Celebration & Party 10/15

Posted on August 24, 2006 by iwilder

The Walt Whitman Birthplace Association Presents A Book Release Celebration and Reading Pat Falk,  It Happens As We Speak:  A Feminist Poetics OCTOBER 15, 1-4 Reading (Poetry and Prose) at 2:00 “a riveting mix of candor and musing”   Molly Peacock “a moving read”  Annie Finch “fascinating, quest-like”  Patricia Monaghan “a book of birth, and life, […]

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Opportunities for Poets

Posted on August 10, 2006 by iwilder

from a Poetic listserv: OPPORTUNITIES FOR WRITERS! yes, i know, this is the only reason you’re on this list. that’s OK! from George Wallace: call for poem submissions for the Long Islander newspaper’s “Walt’s Corner.” The newspaper is a general circulation weekly in the town of Huntington NY, founded by Walt Whitman and the oldest […]

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