Poems by Federico García Lorca, Frank Bidart, Lorna Dee Cervantes, and Sylvia Plath

Poems by Federico García Lorca, Frank Bidart, Lorna Dee Cervantes, and Sylvia Plath

As a kid, I was intensely creative. My imagination would run wild. I'd channel it into everything from writing to drawing to theater. I was a voracious reader (still am) and the more I consumed, the more I created. I loved stories. I loved being told them and I loved to tell them. My sleeping mind would dream vividly and my waking mind would race with images and words which I was rarely disciplined enough to control or harness into anything tangible in the long-term. And there is possibly a r...

As a kid, I was intensely creative. My imagination would run wild. I'd channel it into everything from writing to drawing to theater. I was a voracious reader (still am) and the more I consumed, the more I created. I loved stories. I loved being told them and I loved to tell them. My sleeping mind would dream vividly and my waking mind would race with images and words which I was rarely disciplined enough to control or harness into anything tangible in the long-term. And there is possibly a r...

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Are we seeing a resurgence of personal blogging? Back in the height of the Blogger, Wordpress, Typepad, LiveJournal and Tumblr eras (circa 2000-2010), we saw a proliferation of blogs dominate internet content -- high school students, college students, memers, film buffs, artists, new parents, cancer survivors, photographers, emo kids, and curators (ahem Tumblr)...name your niche -- it felt like everyone had a blog. And back then, it seemed like everyone had just enough of an attention span to...