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Poetry E Pluribus Unum is the motto. From Many, One It did not describe a melting pot. November, 2012 I dream of T-cells now. October, 2011 As a child, I didn’t know it, but they had silver in the coins. October, 2010 Who knew economists could be so poetic? October, 2009 It was my very first convention, And a man with white hair came to visit. October, 2008 A Pundit's prognostications... October, 2007 We have a painting, Of Popeye The Sailor Man... October, 2006 Like a leaf Floating gently to the ground... November, 2005 Hannah Arendt watched Eichmann at his trial... October, 2004 Convention Cities: Chicago, New York, San Francisco. Great, glorious, gargantuan, reaching cities... October, 2003 There is a poem here, In the sweat... October, 2002 I am accustomed to ghosts presenting themselves in Manhattan... October, 2001 Is it just me? October, 2000 Taken this subway line since I was a boy. October, 1999 The very sound lulling, Gently, caressing. October, 1998 The long and the short of it is this: Is history linear? October , 1997 Atlanta was consumed By fire: On a march to the sea. October, 1996 The subject is ten. Think of a blast off, a glorious rocket counting down 10, 9, 8 . . . November, 1995 Be Sure You're Right, Then Go Ahead It is doubtful that Davy Crockett "killed himself a bear when he was only three" as the song goes. October, 1994 Abraham Lincoln used to tell a story about an Eastern monarch who charged his wise men to invent a phrase that would always be true and appropriate, at every time, and in every situation. October, 1993 Escape the sight that all can clearly see October, 1992 "Journey to the Future" - That's PMA's line In a city so ancient, by America's time. October, 1991 |