Book of Forgotten Words
CraigEach week: one forgotten word, one poem. From the Misplaced Nomenclature collection.
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Snyttru
My wife is a public school teacher, which means she spends her days playing host to a beautifully chaotic storm of human impulse. If you sit in a classroom for an hour, you will witness what it means to live entirely in the front of the bod...
Wanhope
Now comth wanhope þat is dispeire of the mercy of god þat comth somtyme of to moch outrageous sorow and som tyme of to moch drede
Geoffrey Chaucer The Parson’s Tale (c.1400)
In Old English, “wanhope” referred to the feeling of something...
Old Technology (with Reprise Parts II and III)
Sonny Rollins, saxophone collossus, was famous for his larger than life 4 hour sets. Driven by his “fierce woodshedding.” From 1959 to 1961 he is said to have practiced for 15 hours a day, busking on the Williamsburg Bridge.
For those of y...
Old Technology
The body.
Your ten toes,
foot tapping,
fingers folding.
Lungs wide,
hands chafed
from holding.
Instrument
opened wide.
The mind,
a theme
that moves
like cats
through shadow,
expanding.
Somy foggy
stink of soul
sliding behi...
ĀÞ
“I will faithfully execute the office - and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend.”
Article II, Section 1, United States Constitution
Long before it was a ceremony performed for cameras, the āþ was a terrifyin...
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Each week: one forgotten word, one poem. From the Misplaced Nomenclature collection.
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