Category Archives: political poetry
searching for peace from maine to new york to washington d.c.
searching for what? ARTiculating memories, recalling mental images, embedding energy now connecting with rhymes. i saw the magnetic fields pulling me and my earth towards you, a star, a massive ball of hydrogen and helium in the center of “our” solar … Continue reading
it’s happening!
hey Americans! read this article from the New York Times about the movement taking place in New York City and across the country. (it began across the globe) http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/06/nyregion/major-unions-join-occupy-wall-street-protest.html?_r=1&hp “We have to look for sparks wherever they are. It could … Continue reading
political platitudes
let us examine some of the platitudes we heard tonight in the republican debate: “i believe in america. i believe in freedom. i love this country. i believe in the principles that make this country the hope of the earth.” … Continue reading
“republican debates”
coded langauge
saul williams encouraging us to self-actualize. many miss the message who can’t recognize the wisdom offered within tightly connected poetically infused sentences. reclaim the present. determine the future at this very moment.
the free speech movement
…a phase of youth revolt heard round the world…a fight about freedom of speech…much more than that…”the greatest mass arrest on a civil liberties issue in the history of the united states.” 800 demonstrators, whose policies were carried out through … Continue reading
street art & the revolution
observing the graffiti prevalent on building walls and other public surfaces he realized that acts of vandalism served as paradoxically loud testaments to the silently linguistic temporal mobility humans have. if you can See, a city instantly becomes a brash, … Continue reading
RE:Birth of the Cool 