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Poetry Friday

so you want to be a writer?

if it doesn’t come bursting out of you in spite of everything, don’t do it. unless it comes unasked out of your heart and your mind and your mouth and your gut, don’t do it. if you have to sit for hours staring at your computer screen or [...]

Resolution News

What a year, and while part of me is glad that it’s over, another part of me is thrilled by what I accomplished and is really looking forward to continuing to grow in 2011.

How did you do on your resolutions for 2010? If you will recall from last year’s post, my resolutions were as [...]

Video Poetry (business as usual edition)

SAGE FRANCIS – THE BEST OF TIMES

It’s been a long and lonely trip but I’m glad that I took it because it was well worth it. I got to read a couple books and do some research before I reached my verdict. Never thought that I was perfect. Always thought that I had [...]

The Red Kite Prayer

Back in the mid 1990s, I interviewed for an associate editor gig at the old Bicycle Guide magazine. Grant Petersen, at Rivendell Bicycle Works (for whom I was the web guy at the time), helped out with an introduction to Garrett Lai, who was the senior editor of the magazine.

Part of the interview [...]

Poetry Friday

IN VAIN

The stars in the sky In vain The tragedy of Hamlet    In vain The key in the lock       In vain The sleeping mother       In vain The lamp in the corner          In vain The lamp in the corner unlit             In vain Abraham Lincoln                         In vain The Aztec empire                            In vain The writing hand: in [...]

Video Poetry (Rainy Edition)

TONES ON TAIL – RAIN

ooh the rain ooh the rain

she said, time to crush this feeling writing very long letters as soon as it rains ooh the rain ooh the rain

to dance the night away he watches topless pin-up faces a million different jackpots with a thousand different gazes

ooh the [...]

Poetry Friday (ink-stained fingers edition)

ADVENTURES IN INK

Fountain pen,     an adventure in ink.

Words drip from the nib’s caress ———

Strokes flow across the page,     swooping letters,         sweeping serifs.

A poet composes,     filling the page         with images culled     from the mind’s         recess.

Copyright © 2008, Steven L. Sheffield

More Traffic …

Picked up a link from Joe Lindsey over at the Boulder Report yesterday.

I met Joe a couple of times back in 1995 or 1996, when I interviewed for an associate editor gig at the old Bicycle Guide magazine. Grant Petersen, at Rivendell Bicycle Works (for whom I was the web guy at the time), [...]

Scribbling …

When it really comes down to it, what is the difference between a scribbler and a scribe?

As I’m sure many of my readers have noticed, I have a fascination with words … with reading them, with typing them, and with writing them … and what better way to write than with a really nice [...]