Category Archives: COVID-19

From a Quarantined Land – Robert (Bob) Findysz

Having lived in a battleground for most of my life, I remember coming to Israel afterthe Six Day War, with throngs of other baby boomers from around the world dazzledby the David-and-Goliath victory and ready sources of cannabis. It seemed … Continue reading

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In Full Bloom – Rosemary Gallick

Bio: Rosemary Gallick is a Professor of Art and Art History at Northern Virginia Community College where she has taught since 1996. She holds a B.A. from the State University of New York in Art and an M.F.A. from Pratt … Continue reading

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The Promise of Another Dawn – Jack A. Underhill

“Until I can no longer see, But continue to believe In the sun’s promise to return: And it will this morning. And  tomorrow. And the day after tomorrow, Building the spiral called eternity Out of each sun, the dance of … Continue reading

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And We are all Invited – Joan Dobbie

 The Raucous King is not afraid  He’s planning a Pandemic Ball, a gathering  of all, to bow before her golden braid  The Raucous King is not afraid  of his eager, pallid daughter, the maiden  known as Breathless Death– Himself flattering– … Continue reading

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The Solution to the Economic Problem – Marion Cohen

Everybody just stop charging for things. Everybody, yes, give things away for free.   I got C in Economics. I’m sure there’s something I’m missing. It can’t be that simple. E.g., I don’t believe money is the root of all … Continue reading

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Spoons or Rakes – Hiram Larew

What we need now is glow… The sort of night that embers make The sound in nests or apples’ shapes A glow that gives more than it takes The kind of spoons or rakes or that neighbors love Those hailing … Continue reading

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Alone in Good Company (a sijo after Li Bai) – Eric Baker

Where shall I look, in seeking good company? Who will share my wine?Alas, I raise my gourd up to heaven- The moon, my partner.She shares my lonely cot; her rays the soft touch, one which I’ve forgot.  © Eric Baker … Continue reading

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worlds apart – Nicholas Nardi

Grand Army of the Republic Memorial – Pennsylvania Ave “worlds apart” © nicholas nardi 2020 Artist Statement: Grand Army of the Republic Memorial – Pennsylvania Ave I have become much more aware since moving to the This image stuck with … Continue reading

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Just. Like. That. – Mike McDermott

  Look out the window… spring is here in all Her glory:   flowers, green plants, blue skies, wispy white clouds scattered about—almost cliché,   almost normal, except for the emptiness.   Vacant streets, silent playgrounds, shuttered stores.  Empty.  Folks … Continue reading

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Measured Flow – Sally Zakariya

Scientists reveal the physics of Jackson Pollack’s painting technique – Brown University, 10/30/19 Drizzling honey on my breakfast toast I watch it pool in spiral like a snake. Coiling instability scientists call it.   So, what did Jackson Pollack know … Continue reading

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