We were supposed to have gone to Cleveland this past week for a concert, but I got sick with a cold and we said goodbye to the trip. Instead, I spent a lot of time sleeping and reading.
Last fall, I was
able to see the Ai Weiwei exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.
For most of this year, the RA has the exhibition online.
Good stuff this week: Essays on “The
Raven” and George Orwell. Ben Lerner ay Poetry Magazine asks “Do you hate
poetry?” An explanation of why suffering so often seems to come with your
calling. It's possible to follow several people who lived in 1066 on Twitter.An article in the conservative National Review that makes more sense about the presidential election than anything I've seen yet. Some beautiful artwork from Jack Baumgartner.
And one of the
most moving videos I’ve seen recently is a short film from YesHeIs, about the
love of a husband for his wife.
Poetry
The Genius Behind ‘The Raven’ by Edgar
Allen Poe – Dusty Grein
and Evan Mantyk at The Society of Classical Poets.
Focus Pocus – Jerry Barrett at Gerald the Writer.
The Hatred of Poetry – Ben Lerner at Poetry Magazine.
Where she belongs – Lise at All the Words.
Where she belongs – Lise at All the Words.
Samuel
Johnson – D.S. Martin at Kingdom Poets.
Orach Chayim –
Tim Good at Pics, Poems, and Ponderings.
Healianthus
– Maureen Doallas at Writing Without Paper.
What
is a Poem? – Mark Yakich at The
Atlantic.
Writing
George Orwell: Reach-Me-Down Romantic – Terry Eagleton at the London Review of
Books.
Why
Language is Your Only True Power – Mick Silva.
Can
I both a writer and businessman be? – David Murray at Writing Boots.
Faith
Four Reasons Suffering Accompanies Your
Calling – Mark Dawson at
the Institute for Faith, Work, & Economics.
Religious Bigots – Kurt Bennett at God Running.
Life and Culture
19 things you need to stop saying (because you sound like a corporate robot) - Mashable.
Eating
Cheerios with Dvorak – Troy Cady at T(r)oy Marbles.
Life and Culture
19 things you need to stop saying (because you sound like a corporate robot) - Mashable.
White
vs. White America – Victor Davis Hanson at National Review.
Scientific
Regress – William Wilson at First Things Magazine.
Art and Photography
Slow Summer (oil on canvas) – paintings
and a video interview –
Randall David Tipton at Painter’s Process.
Ai Weiwei 360: The exhibition online – The Royal Academy of Arts.
The Christ of Marc Chagall - David Lyle Jeffrey at First Things.
The Christ of Marc Chagall - David Lyle Jeffrey at First Things.
Geometry
of the Wounded Savior – Jack Baumgartner at The School of the Transfer of
Energy.
British Stuff
The
People of 1066 – English Heritage.
The
man who thinks like Sherlock Holmes – Helen Thomson at BBC.
What is Love? – From YesHeIs
3 comments:
Such a moving video . . . Brought me to tears.
Blessings, Glynn!
What a remarkable couple in that video. What is especially wonderful is the smile she has, knowing she is loved. Thank you for sharing that story, and for including me poem in the roundup.
Thank you Glynn. This is such a peaceful, beautiful place.
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