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Mawr Gorshin
I love music so much that I compose it; I love literature so much that I write it.
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Campus Camping
College students learn more than they pay to learn.
They rise up when they learn of world injustices.They leave the buildings and camp on the campuses.They make a lot of noise, demanding to be heard,but boys in blue with clubs would drub them, so no word
is said. The cops will earn to make silence return.
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Synchronicity and September 11th
I: Introduction–What is Synchronicity?
Synchronicity is a concept that CG Jung wrote about in 1960. Literally, “unified time,” synchronicity refers to meaningful coincidences that have no causal connection. Because of this acausality, there’s no scientific way of testing the idea by way of falsifiability; one either believes in synchronicity, through personal, subjective experience, or one…
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'The Ancestors,' a Horror Story, Chapter One
Al Dan and Hannah Sandy were taking a walk in the park at around 9 pm. They’d been seeing each other for almost a year. Smiling, she had her head on his shoulder. With an ear-to-ear grin, he was enjoying resting the side of his head against the top of hers, feeling the soft cushioning of her long, blonde hair.
He looked up at the night sky. “The stars are really beautiful, aren’t they, Hannah?”…
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Raised Fist
O, keep your fingerson the pulse of whatthe people need in thisalienating, unfair world!A good rule of thumb is remembering we can’tdo all of this alone.We all must raiseour arms togetherin loving solidarity.Alone, we’re weak;together, we’re not.When our musclesare stacked, one ontop of the other, wecan be unstoppable,a giant which couldpound the crap outof the ruling class. There are so many…
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Analysis of 'Frantic'
Frantic is a 1988 film directed by Roman Polanski and written by him, Gérard Brach, and Robert Towne. It stars Harrison Ford and Emmanuelle Seigner, with Betty Buckley, John Mahoney, and Yorgo Voyagis. Ennio Morricone wrote the film score.
The film was a box office disappointment, except for in countries like France, but it was a critical success. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 77% positive reaction,…
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'Slobodan Despot on the Parallels between Two Disintegrations, Yugoslavia and Ukraine,' translated on Dennis Riches's blog
Or, on the destruction of Yugoslavia, Ukraine, and ultimately, NATO’s credibility.
Slobodan Despot on the Parallels between Two Disintegrations, Yugoslavia and Ukraine
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'Primal Scream,' a Sci-fi Short Story
When the loud, rumbling thud came just a while away from the house where ten-year-old Ted lived on his parents’ farm, he shook even more than the ground did. He turned off the TV, rose from the living room sofa, and ran out the front door to see where the thud had come from.
He ran across a field of wheat, a rolling hill just by the house. At the far end of the field he saw a huge rock that…
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Running Out of Time
The present is running into a future with a clear end.The present is disappearing into the future.There is less and less future left.We’re coming to the end.It’s the end of the line.We must act now.We’ve little timeleft to lose.Act now!
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Analysis of 'The Crying Game'
The Crying Game is a 1992 film written and directed by Neil Jordan. It stars Stephen Rea, Miranda Richardson, Jaye Davidson, and Forest Whitaker, with Adrian Dunbar, Ralph Brown, and Jim Broadbent.
While the theme of the marginalization of race, sex, and sexuality is placed at the forefront of this film, another issue, the right for the self-determination of nations, is also there, but…
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Earthquake
It’d onlytake onefleetingmomentto ruin aperson’slife, withone bit ofbad luck,and a poorfoundation.
Whatwas tall andseemingly sturdy isnow an unsalvageable wreck.One is homeless from a rent increase,loss of a spouse, natural disaster, or a war.A system based on profit collapses, makes us poor.
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Trust Is Like the Soul
About a month or so ago, my older sister, J., sent me a direct message on Twitter (stupidly renamed ‘X’ by Elon Musk, proving once again that the wealthiest in the world aren’t necessarily the smartest, just the most exploitative…but I digress). She has apparently read some of my blog posts on my family issues back in Canada. I don’t know which ones she read: there are so many of them that I…
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Droppings
Aplaneflies over a helpless people,dropping
bombs
on
a
frightened, hungry, homeless, unarmed group of civilians.
Aplanethen flies over that helpless people,dropping
rotten
food
to
dirty, starving civilians who are shot at when trying to get it.
Aplanethat does these things might as well bedropping
shit
in
a
toilet, since that is how they look down on Gazans.
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Analysis of 'In the Wake of Poseidon'
I: Introduction
In the Wake of Poseidon is King Crimson‘s second studio album, released in 1970. It came into being during a period of great instability in the band, since founding members Ian McDonald (alto sax, flute, clarinet, Mellotron, vibraphone, and backing vocals) and drummer Michael Giles quit after the band’s American tour. To make matters worse, lead singer/bassist Greg Lake would…
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'The Flourishing of the Middle Class and the Arts During the Cold War: An Anomaly in the History of Capitalism,' from Dennis Riches's Blog
An interesting article on the post-war economic boom and the blossoming of the arts, 1945-1975, as well as the ruling class’s involvement with both.
The Flourishing of the Middle Class and the Arts During the Cold War: An Anomaly in the History of Capitalism
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Two of My Poems, 'Gaza' and 'Stomping,' Included in This Post, 'Ceasefire Now! #3: Alien Buddha Press online poetry series'
Check out this great set of pro-Palestine poetry!
Ceasefire Now! #3: Alien Buddha Press online poetry series
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"The Historiography of Rwanda 30 Years after 1994," from Dennis Riches's Blog
As Riches concludes in this article, the Rwandan genocide “was a war that also involved several powerful military forces and governments from outside of Africa supporting the RPF [the exiled Tutsi army] to overthrow the Rwandan government and playing the long game for control of Central Africa, particularly the Congo.”
The Historiography of Rwanda 30 Years after 1994
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'The Face,' a Horror Short Story
Stella, a pretty young brunette, looked around at the other university students surrounding the campfire with her that night and asked, “So, does anybody know any good ghost stories?”
Cory, a blond, clean-shaven young man in a T-shirt and jean shorts, said, “Well, I once heard a claim some of the people living near here insist is true.”
“And what claim is that?” she asked.
“That a witch lives…
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