A fresh spin on the sonnet, this subtle contemplation of art, love and language makes the poem into a home Ars Poetica, XI This is the myth of love’s tenderness: that it only heals and cannot wound.
THOUGH the need for translation often hinders the international exchange of literature, there is a hint that the cross cultural exchange is growing more intense. At the annual Slovak festival of ...
It’s that time of year when the voice of Ars Poetica translates to the visual. Ars Poetica is a historical jewel from the Latin, meaning “The Art of Poetry,” a title of a poetical epistle written ...
To celebrate National Poetry Month, poet Richard Blanco called in to Boston Public Radio to read some of his favorite works in the genre of “Ars Poetica.” Blanco explained these works as being “about ...
I like listening to Garrison Keillor’s The Writer’s Almanac with my daughter. She is in seventh grade. We catch the day’s broadcast on my phone while waiting in the morning at the bus stop. Keillor ...
I turn and don’t expect my mother’s face I ask how did you enter this poem she says it wasn’t easy she is dressed in my favorite horse-print silk sheath and ...
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