Cigarettes are $6.00 in Phoenix, so, if you come here, make sure to stock up first. Here’s a narrative poem I wrote at some point. Aeneus and Dido Meeting I.bursting into the hall—spilling chickenwings, cold from refrigeration (you hadwaited until midnight to be ableto eat them) and glossy with barbequeand hot and hot-barbeque, tumbling outof […]
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Pedantry: Don’t Leave Home Without It
06
Aug 2009
Category: chicken wings, Narrative Poetry, Poetry, Smoking
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Israel
15
Jun 2009
Hello friends, I’m leaving for Israel on June 23 and will return on July 3. It’s a ten-day trip with Father Mitch Pacwa–pretty legit. In fact, you can read Itinerarium corporis in Israel if you want to see where I’m going. So, if there’s something that you want me to pray for, maybe at a […]
An Afternoon With Dr. Louise Cowan
11
Jun 2009
Poetry, Culture, and the University of Dallas “…that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” Any noble movement in culture is preceded by a return and re-grasping of foundational ideals, a return to simplicity. Optimism and simplicity graces a finished soul, a noble character, a saint. After four years, is […]
Category: Dr. Cowan, English Professor, Liberal Arts, Literature, Poetry, Smoking, UD, University of Dallas, Wine
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