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Recalling cinematic sequences, the poet rewinds, presses play, presses pause, and presses play again on memories of romance and would-be-romances.

Through a sequence of sensations, John Lee Clark, a DeafBlind poet, essayist, historian, and actor, shares memories of a birthday morning.

In the humdrum of everyday work, a poet invites teenage boys to a talking circle. Then he writes about what happens.

Acclaimed composer who conjured shimmering sound worlds in operas such as L’Amour de Loin and Innocence

Waking early because of a backfiring car, someone looks out a window at what should have been forgettable, and yet has remained unforgettable.

Are you worried your PC’s CMOS battery is dead or dying? The good news is that testing it, even without special equipment, is easy, and so is swapping it out. Here’s how to test your CMOS battery and replace it if needed.

Nature is praised as everlasting against the changing tides of empires and power.

In a place of devotion, migrants gather, exchange, support, engage, and make new lives together. Religion seems secondary; there’s living to be done.

What friendships have sustained you through change and years and moves and threats and delights? Here’s a poem that praises such friends.

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