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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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hi all, here's a quick heads up on the three events we have planned for april. Call 212-842-BOOG(2664) or email editor@boogcity.com for further information. hope all is well. as ever, david ———– d.a. levy lives: celebrating the renegade press One Less Magazine (Williamsburg, Mass.) Tues. April 11, 6 p.m., free ACA Galleries 529 W.20th St., […]
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By Ian Wilder Long Island Pulse Amityville resident Pat Falk’s, It Happens As We Speak: A Feminist Poetics (Plain View Press) is easier to read than to describe. It is a mixture of non-linear biography, poetry, literary criticism and symbiotics to explore what it means for women to express themselves. This combination is not surprising […]
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Ernie, somone writing your campaign literature is obviously literate based on the two roads diverged mailing with the yellow theme, but the text is the same well-worn path. Just negative campaign piece against Phil Boyle and yet another picture of you with the conservative Steve Levy. The other picture of Steve Levy you mailed to […]
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by Kimberly Wilder If you can read this you are more qualified to be president than George W. Bush, Jr. I f y o u c a n under- stand this,then you could lead the whole, free world. And, why not? You are good and wise and were taught some small lessons about democracy […]
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(found poem) to fight criticism that his tax cut only benefitted the wealthy George W. Bush had one American family from each tax bracket to the White House when he was asked why there was no representative from the top tax bracket he responded that he represents that bracket
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an excerpt: Please give me a shot. Please. Oh…Oh…it is from the factory. O.K. Sure, that is bad…well, Oh, go ahead; that happens for crying; I don’t want harmony; I want harmony. Oh, mamma, mamma. Who give it to him? Who give it to him? Tony? Let me in the district; …fire…factory that he was […]
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sitdown still> except right index finger> tap. >tap. >tap. >tap. >tap. (immediate memory) bell quickly chimes>be be-be be be be hourglass tips and turns slowly and again tips and turns slowly and again far-off community://same address/changed slightly/reach home/location
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All those wonder machines un-naturally still. The inventing room locked and the lights out. No silly songs echo through the corridors. The plaid bowler hat sits on a shelf below it hangs the shimmering jacket on half a hanger. Max cautiously walked out of the gates into the bustling crowds of people. Small and silent […]
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for Susan light a 1,000 candles for peace spread them down the winding back staircase carefully count each step don’t forget to question the last four to the basement fill with candlelight the anteroom of discarded boxes, lumber, carpets place one candle beneath the pole with the multi-color chalk peace sign then carefully make a […]
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The muted sound of choir and organ filters through closed sanctuary doors. In steepled social hall visitors lead a discussion of how to escape the confines of us and them: Establish a commons. Embrace barren ground. Unearth relationships. Cultivate community. Harmony sketches our meeting, but the din of voices unheard filters through.
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Did old Walt pay child support for his five illegitimate children? Did he print their birth announcements in The Long Islander? Are their names in acrostics in Leaves of Grass? Were the “28 youths bathing by the shore” his sons and their friends? Did they send him postcards from the Spanish-American War? How much did […]
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I am the Buddha of Long Island. Listening to the Brotherhood of shoppers. Resting beneath the spreading Information sign. Answering questions about the price of a pair of shoes and how many times to return a Blue Power Ranger before getting a perfect one. I am the Jesus of the Cloisters. A vague, bearded, Semitic […]
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I have been walking across this wasteland for generations surviving on water and the beneficence of heaven you showed me the way to the land of my home yet I am not a follower you set me ablaze yet I am not consumed I belong to a congregation of One
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