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decoys of perception: poetry after …..

Posted on July 1, 2011 by Dave

Could poetry be written after Auschwitz? Theodor Adorno’s famous assertion did not necessarily mean that no poetry could be created about the holocaust. Its a touchy grey zone; a metaphorical voyage of the damned where like Odysseus you tie yourself … Continue reading →

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SOMEONE KEPT MOVING THE DOOR

Posted on November 8, 2010 by Dave

Nowhere Boy. Everywhere Man. In any examination of John Lennon; mainly because of the exalted, now mythological esteem held, there is a real danger of loss of perspective and sliding into idolatry, hero worship and misplaced identification. The lesson of … Continue reading →

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REMEMBER: ECHOES and MEMORIES

Posted on October 14, 2010 by Dave

In his Rolling Stone interview,John Lennon said that it was pain which had made the great artists what they were. Memory, oh memory, what you do to me? /Today is all I really need to know. /Why do you have … Continue reading →