Balanced on the edge
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| Blog Name: | Balanced on the edge |
| Url: | http://balancedontheedge.org |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | poetry, literature, my life |
| Description: | What I mean by the edge is the border between one state and another, the place where I am changing, growing, mutating, drifting. The edge is where I experiment with writing, where I explore new boundaries in how far I’m willing to go as a writer. |
| Popularity: | 43 Followers |
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Fleet Foxes – White Winter Hymnal
via youtube.com My son introduced me to Fleet Foxes a few months ago, and I finally have their album. This is lovely, soaring music. It reminds me of early English ballads, the sixties, and singing around the campfire. The Claymation works too. Posted via web from christineswint’s posterous
via youtube.com My son introduced me to Fleet Foxes a few months ago, and I finally have their album. This is lovely, soaring music. It reminds me of early English ballads, the sixties, and singing around the campfire. The Claymation works too. Posted via web from christineswint’s posterous
Charter for Compassion
via youtube.com I found this video after starting to read The Case for God by Karen Armstrong. It’s a fascinating book for anyone who feels disenchanted with modern religious institutions, but who also wants to live a spiritual life. Armstrong has created a Charter for Compassion based on the Golden Rule: Do to others only what you would would want them to do to you in a similar situation. In one of her talks on TED she says that the Golden Rule, formulated by Confucius, forms the basis for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In other words, compassion is the foundation of livin
via youtube.com I found this video after starting to read The Case for God by Karen Armstrong. It’s a fascinating book for anyone who feels disenchanted with modern religious institutions, but who also wants to live a spiritual life. Armstrong has created a Charter for Compassion based on the Golden Rule: Do to others only what you would would want them to do to you in a similar situation. In one of her talks on TED she says that the Golden Rule, formulated by Confucius, forms the basis for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In other words, compassion is the foundation of livin
ouroboros review issue four
via ouroborosreview.com Jo Hemmant, Jill Crammond Wickham, and Carolee Sherwood have just released issue four of the fabulous ouroboros review. The featured poet is Cecilia Woloch, who recently launched her latest collection, Carpathia. Your weekend poetry reading is sure to be a delight, since ouroboros is only a click away! Posted via web from christineswint’s posterous
via ouroborosreview.com Jo Hemmant, Jill Crammond Wickham, and Carolee Sherwood have just released issue four of the fabulous ouroboros review. The featured poet is Cecilia Woloch, who recently launched her latest collection, Carpathia. Your weekend poetry reading is sure to be a delight, since ouroboros is only a click away! Posted via web from christineswint’s posterous
DramaTech Theater – Shows – Current
current show On this page you will find information about DramaTech’s current major production. Information on past shows is also available. Our current production is: Twelfth Night A young woman, Viola, is separated at sea from her beloved twin brother and tossed upon the shores of the magical kingdom of Illyria. She disguises herself as a man and is drafted by Duke Orsino to woo the stubborn Lady
current show On this page you will find information about DramaTech’s current major production. Information on past shows is also available. Our current production is: Twelfth Night A young woman, Viola, is separated at sea from her beloved twin brother and tossed upon the shores of the magical kingdom of Illyria. She disguises herself as a man and is drafted by Duke Orsino to woo the stubborn Lady
The Afternoon Sun – Poets.org – Poetry, Poems, Bios & More
via poets.org I recently came across Cavafy while reading How to Read a Poem, by Edward Hirsh. Tomorrow everyone is bringing a poem we like to our workshop, and I’m thinking of bringing this one. Not much blogging in my life recently. I get home late and wake up early, which leaves little energy for writ
via poets.org I recently came across Cavafy while reading How to Read a Poem, by Edward Hirsh. Tomorrow everyone is bringing a poem we like to our workshop, and I’m thinking of bringing this one. Not much blogging in my life recently. I get home late and wake up early, which leaves little energy for writ
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