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Category: Ephemera
Can we trust that the "Theory of Everything" (in economics, physics, or any other field) turn out to be beautiful?
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Category: Artists & Art
a wonderful poem by Kimberly Johnson
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Category: Poetry
I look back over my life. I try to find analogies. There are none. I have longed for people before, I have loved people before. Not like this. It was not this. Give me a world, you have taken the...
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Category: Poetry
Apparently Winston Churchill was not the greatest poet at 15 (but then, who is? Keats churned out some horrible clunkers[1] when young). In this month's BMJ, Angus Nicholl and colleagues call our attention to Churchill's classically influenced poem "The Influenza"....
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Category: Film, Video & Music
Edgar Allan Poe's conflicted sonnet to science, set to music and video
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Category: Poetry
Reinstating the poem of the week tradition! "The Crows at 3 A.M." by Stanley Plumly.
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