THE POWER OF POETRY #18: “THE VINEYARD OWNER” – Lewis Mundt
THE POWER OF POETRY: THE VINEYARD OWNER — Lewis Mundt I. Let me tell you two stories. The first: Somewhere in California, a man named Rubén Vásquez leaves his house … Continue reading
THE POWER OF POETRY #3: JENNY DRAI
“The Power of Poetry” by JENNY DRAI 1. I remember the poem that made me want to be a poet—it was Paul Celan’s “Night Ray” (“Nachtstrahl”) from Poppy and … Continue reading
The Garage Of The Mind, or, Constantly Covered In Huff-able Substances
In the spirit of experiencing life as poetry, the author has decided to review things in his life that have nothing to do with literature or music in a segment tentatively called … Continue reading
Short Review: #Twitter
The opinions shared in Doran’s Review Corner (Working Title) are not necessarily those of the Poetry Question or even of the author. Sometimes they aren’t even opinions. It’s important to … Continue reading
REVIEW: REBECCA BRIDGE & ISLA MCKETTA-CLEAR OUT THE STATIC IN YOUR ATTIC
Confession time. I hate the blank page. As a writer, this poses a bit of a problem. Somewhere along the line I picked up the idea that I might … Continue reading
The Daily Prompt: June 11th- Lights Out
Rules: 1. Use the prompt in the way it’s intended (starting a sentence, the title of the piece, theme, etc) 2. You may write in any format you see fit … Continue reading
The Importance of Originality and The Only Good SNL Sketch-Turned-Movie*
Something about playing classical music over images of outer space has an expansive effect on the mind. It makes the consciousness rush out to the horizon in all directions, moving … Continue reading
This Week’s Review: My Lunch With NatGeo
In the spirit of experiencing life as poetry, I have decided to dedicate some column space every once in a while to reviewing things that have nothing to do with … Continue reading
The Ramblings of a Mad Man: Travel Time
When I was in high school, which was longer ago than I’d like to admit, but not so long as my knees and back often pretend, I started a newsletter … Continue reading
…But What Else?
It’s a non-story, really. A guy has a name that sounds ethnic, but the guy is white. This is not stop the presses material. But it was, shall we say, … Continue reading →