G. E. Schwartz

Poetry isn't made
it's in the world almost unseen
but still there I write, I write
the moment in words

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

Moby Dick Bemshi! https://t.co/a2WiulVvAB via @YouTube Our story, in vintage film, original story and music of how Herman Melville wrote his masterpiece, Moby Dick! And thanks to @RochesterFringe ! Fringe on, y'all!

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

Moby Dick Bemshi! https://t.co/a2WiulDUc1 via @YouTube live in 40 minutes

[RD Pohl @RDPohl1]

Vievee Francis will join poet Porsha Olayiwola; poet Mark Nowak, founder of the Working Writers School, and author of "Social Poetics"; and multi-media artists C4W2 in a Silo City Reading Series event at 7 p.m. Saturday at Marine A Elevator, 105 Silo City Row, in Buffalo.

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

@jmasseypoet What ends continues.

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

@shortfordante Sand County Almanac

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

@jmasseypoet And I think... all the time... about those who would deny us our libraries!

[John Constable @JohnConstableRA]

Oak Trees, Lullingstone Park by Samuel Palmer 1828
Pen, brush, brown Indian ink, graphite, watercolor, gouache and gum arabic on wove paper (National Gallery of Canada)

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

@jgeveritt Ossuaries of Us: In one, place such a night as this; in another, a gentle Zephyr fanning his wings; in another, an owl's delight; in another still, a waving moon, trembling grass; and in the last, place all our pleasures never reached.

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

@jmasseypoet And... it's easier for History to be kind to the ashes of those so burned as Heretics.

[Apollo Magazine @Apollo_magazine]

This Enlightenment colour chart of nature is completely mad – and utterly beguiling, writes Max Norman https://t.co/8Ol9IQQODZ

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

@jmasseypoet All of which brings to mind that novel by Zola.

[G. E. Schwartz @GEschwartz]

@jmasseypoet In the last few decades we've lost a sense of morality, which is why we've lost our desire for civic duty... thus the move to close the gaps.

[Professor Nadine Akkerman @misswalsingham]

Thrilling discovery: I may have found the FINGERPRINTS of Margaret Cavendish (1623-73), Duchess of Newcastle in the ⁦@ubleiden⁩ ! They are in a presentation copy of her works in the ⁦@UniLeiden⁩ Library in the same colour ink as her own handwritten corrections

[Beinecke Library @BeineckeLibrary]

"I have always refused to participate in art exhibitions which were organized under a national flag ... I am very much opposed to the contemporary trend of nationalizing the arts idealogically.”
Naum Gabo, July 28, 1960 https://t.co/wUBnuvwQ20

[hiromi suzuki / 鈴木博美 @HRMsuzuki]

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A Bus in the Night

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© poetry by hiromi suzuki, 2021

published in the July issue of @ricjournal

https://t.co/9OWC7YuYxh

*images: hiromi suzuki

[Commonweal Magazine @commonwealmag]

"If realism, in its disciplined asperity, can’t accommodate things like beauty and joy and transfiguration, then it doesn’t actually merit its name."

July bookmarks from @tony_domestico: https://t.co/OYGfOD7Nw1

[HPE @HPE]

Suit up as we go beyond the racetrack to see how the @MercedesAMGF1 team rode to victory on the value of edge computing: https://t.co/VR99xIYvl8 via @Enterprisenxt

[Literary Hub @lithub]

When America met the Aesthetic Apostle.
https://t.co/aiv5wjI8vw

[Alina Stefanescu @aliner]

Vassily Grossman in posthumous letter to his mother (trans. by Chandler and Mukovnikova).