Saturday, July 16, 2011

 

Stanley Niamatali's Poetry

If you are craving poetry with a bit of exotic flavor, check out Stanley Niamatali's samplying of poetry at ArLiJo.


Engagement

I bring you a papaya; you call me
your sailor. The knife lays bare symmetry
of halves, once one. Succulent sienna flesh,
germinated from a hard seed of this earth,
melts with a delicacy unlike this earth.
Pulpy seeds release savory fire.
The sky is full of birds.
You put your hands over
your eyes. Jude, your hound, howls
at a spiraling leaf. The blue
shell in the fallen nest oozes
liquid time. I reach for your hand.

Copyright © 2011 by Stanley Niamatali.

Stanley Niamatali, born in Guyana, has been published by Oberon, Full Circle and Anthology of Appalachian Writers and The Caribbean Writer.

Visit: ArLiJo


Keep the ArLiJo Poetry Award in mind.

Co-sponsored by the Arlington Arts Center and Gival Press, with a deadline of September 30, 2011. For the details, please click on this link:

ArLiJo Poetry Award guidelines

Thursday, July 14, 2011

 

Vive La France! - 14 juillet 2011




Today France is celebrating its national holiday: La Fête Nationale or Bastille Day.

May its belief in Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity endure!

Vive La France!

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

 

Gival Press Short Story Award / Deadline 8/8/11

The Gival Press Short Story Award deadline is August 8, 2011, with a prize of $1,000.00 plus online publication.

For the details please click on this link:
Gival Press Short Story Award guidelines

Saturday, July 02, 2011

 

Cost Rica's Supreme Court Rules Against Discrimination of Gays

The Supreme Court of Costa Rica has ruled against discrimination of gays.

Please read the results in Jeff Rivera's own words via his blob; click on the link:


Jeff Rivera's Costa Rica Supreme Court decision

If any of you who read my blog, helped this cause in some way, Thank You!

United against all kinds of discrimination,
Robert

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