Telepoetics
So, in case you've been worried that all I've done in Berlin is go to a couple snooty new music concerts, then to a metal concert, and then have just sat around listening to my ears ring, I bring the return of This Week in Creativity, since its possible to participate in interviews from across oceans (thanks to that new-fangled telegraph wire!):
THIS WEEK IN POETRY
As usual, the poem of mine featured towards the bottom of the article was written in a handful of minutes.
THIS WEEK IN POETRY
As usual, the poem of mine featured towards the bottom of the article was written in a handful of minutes.
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Good stuff; I saw this a couple of days ago from a Google Alert on the family surname and "Thanks to global warming, Miami will either be underwater or destroyed by a giant hurricane, so there's no real reason to envision a Miami of the future" has sort of been my internal quote of the week. Very droll, though I'm guessing you mean it literally.
Yeah, I pretty much always mean what I say when I'm talking about Miami and Poetry. The best thing about climate change is the way that it legitimizes my life-long belief that I will be alive for the end of the world (which I just as often refer to as "the collapse of Western (capitalist) civilization as we know it" these days, since who really actually believes in the end of the world, anyway).
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