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When your navel starts laughing,
you are a song.
- Nanano Sakaki, from the poem Bellybutton, from the book Breaking the Mirror
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- My Motto
- Unceasing Vigilance
- Film: The Imposter
- Cheever: You Long for Something
- John Cheever
- Cheever: Struck with this Image
- Cheever: We will be Reminded of this Fault
- What the Fairy Tale Provides for Him is a St. Geor...
- A New Twist on Kale
- Grilling Broccoli
- Edgar Lee Masters
- Charles Dickens
- Presto Pressure Cooker Pasta
- 91 Degrees!
- Willem de Kooning
- Routine
- A Backwards Day
- Luciferin
- Cheever
- Spring Stars
- A River Light
- Cruel and Frail
- Twyla Tharp: An Act of Defiance
- John Updike
- Gerard Richter
- Chris Ofili
- Ben Katchor
- Blues and Birds
- Lucifer At The Starlite - Poem by Kim Addonizio
- Will you let me lift you?
- In His Guts
- Streaked with Color
- elegant and savage and fleshy
- Cheever: a page of good prose is where one hears t...
- John Cheever
- John Cheever
- Growing Private Thoughts
- Mitch Albom: Devotion
- Charles Simic's Favourite Poetry Sayings:
- Martín Espada
- Eyes Fastened With Pins by Charles Simic
- Country Fair by Charles Simic
- Late September by Charles Simic
- Charles Simic: Hotel Insomnia
- Charles Simic
- Brighton Beach Lives on my Street
- I am a painter who eats poetry to stay alive.
- Karma Repair Kit Items 1-4.
- Brautigan
- Questions
- My Plan
- Mayonnaise
- Routines can be Comforting
- Early
- Silence
- Alan Hollinghurst
- Miles Davis
- I LOVE Dorothea Lange's Photos
- His Prophecies are the Arias of their Time.
- The Viking of 6th Avenue
- Wake Early
- Yiddish Proverb
- Nanano Sakaki
- Nanano Sakaki
- Nanano Sakaki
- Nanano Sakaki
- Summer City Supper
- Simone Weil: Keep your Solitude
- Simone Weil: Grace
- The Contemplative Reader
- Jane Shore
- Jane Shore
- Jane Shore
- Twists, Slugs and Roscoes
- Draw the Blinds
- Cruciferous-a-holic
- Awake Before the Birds
- May Sarton
- May Sarton: Routine is not a Prison
- Thomas Hart Benton: If you are to enjoy an art, yo...
- Let's Face it, What Else is There?
- Dream
- To Empty out my Brain
- Zen Koan
- Bookcase of Poems
- Our Artifacts
- Be Vigilant
- Uncertainties
- Exile
- History of Consciousness
- Rain
- Skeptical, Dougbtful, Intellectually Uncomfortable
- Memory
- Private Infinity
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- An Approach
- No Referee
- Brodsky Interrogation
- An Abominable Fallacy
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