Daily haiku: Solitude – Floors for solo waltz/ A love letter to yourself/ Time to read that book
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Daily haiku: Loneliness – Floorboards sound like ghosts/ Spam crowds out your old e-mails/ Single bed feels big
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The sea The sea as a seascape In a frame over the dining table The sea a forever moving element
Goodbye. Das große Fressen ist vorbei. Die Zunge ist gelockert. Der Wein schiebt das Karussell an, der Wein hält und
Our wonderful Literary Parlor returns with a very special holiday edition: Svetlana interviewed some of her Gen Z students and
"Through the sterile representation of ancient objects we are reminded that the non-material world was always illusion. The disenchantment that came with the enlightenment was merely a recognition of the true human condition, rather than a process that was rooted in a particular (materialist) ontology. The reduction of human history to technological evolution is the
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#Haiku of the day (March 10)
Daily haiku: Trams – Riders live and die/ Warmth turns to cold turns to warmth/ They loop on unfazed
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#Haiku of the day (March 9)
Daily haiku: Us – The first shy flowers/ Peeked out the frozen ground white/ Turning red in spring
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Saying hello (for lack of a better headline)
It was learning German, a break from my English-language academic writing, that brought me back to poetry. I found myself on a bus from Berlin to Leipzig writing a very basic-worded break-up poem in German, just for practice. (I will share said poem here once it has been properly proofread.) The next morning, I found
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In our newest edition of Literary Parlor, Svetlana sat down with local writer Nils Müller who does our German language