Poetry & Theology
Brad DavisThis substack tracks my incredibly scintillating thoughts on poetry and theology (yawn).
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Poems: fixed form and open form
What’s obvious and, I’d say, very good is that English language poems (broad brush here) come in two types. Some are written with a will to conform to the fixed forms handed down from wherever, whenever, by whomever; some are written with a...
Poems Like Hand Grenades
In high school, mid-Vietnam, with LA and Philly burning, Nixon in office, I, fuming, scribbled on a piece of notebook paper, If it doesn’t explode, poetry is useless, and called it a poem. Then, completely drawn off of the miserable world,...
Fun with Cliche Questions
What’s up?
I suspect you’ve heard that question countless times, usually from a friend you haven’t seen in a while. And likely you’ve used it, too.
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The Bell Curve Revisited
Lately I’ve been thinking about normal distribution. It was one of the very few concepts in Statistics that I could (kind of) wrap my head around—a course which, for my Sociology major, I passed by the grace of the curve:
The greater numbe...
A Poetic Postscript
I’ve roughed out a draft of the poem suggested in the final lines of the fourth part of the series just ended—”I’ve a brother convinced I hate America. I wonder what he means.” The poem has a deliberate structure (six seven line stanzas + c...
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Poet and theologian—MFA and MDiv—domiciled in formerly Nipmuc territory. Though I’ve lived most of my life below the 49th parallel, my first home was in Vancouver. I keep current my Canadian passport.
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