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08Aug

Coda

Perfection is:

A fine-wrought phrase

A caress of light and shadow

on a Sensuous Smile

A ridge of peaks

gilded by the Sun

A desert vista

painted by the Moon

An idea

that pierces convention

A melody

that charms the chalice of the Soul

A face

that illuminates your heart.

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© Kazkar Babiy MCMLXXXIV Venice

08Aug

Limbo

when

prisms facet chameleons

where

mimes eulogize allegories of Abraxas

wharving

the Golden Fleece

wherrying

offerings to the burning cross

wailing

messiah clones worry Jerusalem’s Wall

wholly

perverted virgins garrote holy hordes

while

infinity betokes reality’s end and death carves

wonders

on the face of eternity.

© Kazkar Babiy MCMLXXVI Topanga

 

 

 

03Aug

Dark Places In Past Light

FIN de SIECLE

Two Thousand Eighteen was a year filled with both joy and sorrow; buoyed by success yet scarred by tragedy; suffused with hope but plagued by pessimism; our Future obfuscated by humanity’s obsession with personal gain often at the potential risk of species Omnicide. Read more →

03Aug

The Universe Is A Hologram?

“The universe is a hologram and everything you can see – including this article and the device you are reading it on – is a mere projection” according to a model proposed by theoretical physicist Juan Maldacena in 1997 in which he theorized that gravity arises from infinitesimally thin, vibrating strings that could be reinterpreted in terms of well-established physics. Read more →

30Jul

Tempus Fugit

The News.

Newsies Film Poster

Ever see the musical “Newsies”? It’s a Disney Theatrical Productions stage musical based on the 1992 musical film Newsies, which in turn was inspired by the real-life Newsboys Strike of 1899 in New York City

Selling newspapers is one of the time-worn ways for an up and coming young entrepreneur to learn the ropes of the capitalist system; from canvasing your turf for new clients, to personalizing delivery services, to collecting on your accounts, to turning a small but tidy profit. Read more →

23Jul

Footsteps Of The Poet

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Frank Stanford

More than Fifty years ago I was “gifted” an opportunity to travel the length and breadth of the United States – literally from Portland Oregon to Portland Maine, and places in-between, in the company of two artists, then largely unknown outside their individual creative spheres; Irving Broughton, then a professor of Creative Writing at the University of Washington and publisher of a small literary quarterly and Frank Stanford, a poet from Arkansas whose early work had at that time recently been published by Irving’s Mill Mountain Press. This is one story of that journey.Read more →

18Aug

Nuclear Nitwit

Dialogues With Robert Estrada

 

Trumpidioms

August 18, 2017

When you actually contemplate the sputtering and incoherent mind of their admired leader – Donald Trump, it’s really no stretch of the imagination to understand why his supporters are almost universally unable to adhere to a logical and/or linear discussion, without randomly switching to Obama, Clinton, Benghazi, or any other irrelevant whataboutism that may pop into their over taxed minds.Read more →

16Jun

Genetics and The Rentier Class

DIALOGUES WITH ROBERT ESTRADA

Reactions to a post by Naomi Klein on Common Dreams “The Best has yet to come“, June 14, 2016.


Genetics and The Rentier Class

Reactions to a post by Naomi Klein on Common Dreams “The Best has yet to come”.Read more →

10Mar

Whistleblowers

Dialogues With Robert Estrada

The Need For Whistleblowers

Kazkar:

Not me. I’ve posted a blog on the subject (see below). Snowden and Assange and Daniel Ellsberg along with other whistleblowers are national heroes in my book. Scapegoating people who have the courage to step forward and reveal crimes is despicable — especially since there is no legal recourse for whistleblowers.

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