Examining David Genotiva’s analysis of Henry James’s literary works, focusing on how Genotiva interprets James’s treatment of moral disaster.
Disaster, Evil, and Moral Truth in Henry James: Genotiva’s Analysis
Tag: nature
Interview With Jude Neale
I had the great pleasure of being able to interview the very prolific poet, Jude Neale, who is on the cusp of publishing And Now There Is Me.
Start Stop (There Once Were No Flowers)
A reflection on the need for understanding, mercy and discovery in all things involving other people. There is no final, or last, Stop.
Buried Prehistory
I found a dinosaur buried under a boulder in the hills near the Ohio River. I wondered what he saw from his trapped perch.
Anchors and Angels
How the wonders of nature and life can sometimes be lost in translation or even during the attempt to describe them at all.
Silent Wings
Tell me of your night
its whispers and its clouds.
Life in the Northern Woods
From out of winter forest,
bearded men, in heavy coats and boots…
Weather Map
A work of evocative impressionism rooted in reality and history but suffused through the psyche to be dream-like.
Journal Entry: Germination
Inspired by the gift of tomato seeds. Associative and journaling techniques were used to flesh out some kind of meaning.
Covidscapes
These images were done during our Covid isolation.
White Lava
Earth’s Nature took a backseat.
Mutant man, loomed a siege.
Zula
A short fairy tale creation for the Choctaw, using the plot elements from the famous Cinderella story.
What things was all important
A poem about extinction.
Impressions of Her Landscape Through an Urban Graveyard
To a vilified outcast who ricocheted into self-destruction.
Dark and Damp
A tree grows in a woman’s house and she struggles to get it outside.
I get up at dawn
This poem is inspired by early Chinese poetry, and it is an entirely original composition.
Remember
My poetry refers to the past and the present almost simultaneously.