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RITING MYTH, MYTHIC WRITING with Dennis Patrick Slattery at Ladera Lane Campus, Pacifica Graduate Institute Santa Barbara, California
August 12, 2010 to August 15, 2010
Each of our lives is, in part, a patterned reality whose shape and repetitions are not always easily discernible without deep reflection. Writing, which is also a riting of one's self, is one effective means by which the imagination and memory con…
Hi Scott,
Thanks for the comment regarding this poem's cadence. I love music but don't write music. I have had musicians write me regarding lyrics to their own songs but I've not had anyone ask permission to put lyrics to one of my poems into a son…
Here is a small contribution to the wall.
I heard the ragged weeds of Pan
so did the jagged cloud
come play aloud and level low
along the edge enough to thatch
the grey-green canyon grand in snow
and snatch away its mouth
nothing is the master of…
Reclaiming the healing power of creative self expression and imagination through the facilitation, practice and exploration of the expressive arts.
Hi, Again, Brian,
i normally post such things to the poetry group as I just now posted this but I wanted to extend this FYI to you as well. There is a call for poetry submissions for the Earth Daughters poetry Journal active between April 15th and…
Hi, Brian!
What a lovely poem!
Your poem brings together the images of pilgrim and journey and this has reminded me of the work or writing of Dennis Slattery, another fine poet and mythsinger. Dennis explores the body of imagery through a number o…
"I see the true role of a poet in culture as the person who breaks apart the myths and containers that become literalism. It is, like alchemy, an opus contra naturam, which Hillman defines as a work against nature...yet in the service of a wider nat…
"I see the true role of a poet in culture as the person who breaks apart the myths and containers that become literalism. It is, like alchemy, an opus contra naturam, which Hillman defines as a work against nature...yet in the service of a wider nat…
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"London" by William Blake
I posted this morning to Myth/Psyche/Poetry the poem, "London" by William Blake (1757-1827)) along with a (very short )poetry commentary regarding the poem. The commentary is by Arthur Sze. A.S., the first poet laureate of New Mexico is Professor Emeritus at the Institute of American Indian Arts and recipient of numerous poetry awards.
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Posted on April 28, 2010 at 8:00am — 1 Comment
The Poet's Role In Culture: Calling All Poets
"I see the true role of a poet in culture as the person who breaks apart the myths and containers that become literalism. It is, like alchemy, an opus contra naturam, which Hillman defines as a work against nature...yet in the service of a wider nature that is animated or ensouled. " Maggie Macary, cultural mythologer
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"Alchemical work had to deform n
Posted on March 31, 2010 at 9:03am —
Orion's Be(e): A Tale Retold
Here is an excerpt taken from the essay, "Orion's Be(e)" published January 2, 2010 to MYTHOPOETRY SCHOLAR annual e-zine.… Continue
Posted on January 29, 2010 at 6:52am —
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 10:22am on March 31, 2010,
James Mayfield Smith said…
- Stephanie,
Are you a friend of George? I love George and Kathleen...we were in the Mythica Imagination Inst. course together. I flew out to his memorial in Atlanta last September...were you there? Are you involved in Mythic Imagination 2010 or the next Mythic Journeys conference? I've been conversing with Honora via email today...
James
- At 3:00pm on June 7, 2009,
Barry Spector said… - Thank you. My wife and I present occasional evenings of "Oral Traditions Salons" at our house in the SF Bay Area. Next one is this coming Saturday night. Check our website: www.barry&mayaspector.com and feel free to forward the invitation to any Bay Area friends of yours. Barry
- At 9:10pm on April 28, 2009,
Ruby Sara said…
- Hi Stephanie - thanks for the welcome! I look forward to reading and participating in the group. :) -RS
- At 2:30pm on April 25, 2009,
Phebe Gladstone said… - Hi Stephanie, Thanks for your warm welcome. I love poetry , it has become very important to me in the last two years. Haven't written any in a while, three poems were published in a local anthology. I have some copies left with my family, but I'm currently travelling through Scotland and intend to be away all spring, so my use of the internet will be pretty limited for the time being as I'll sleep under the stars and in mountain bothies as much as I can, but I welcome poetic mayhem and look forward to communicating with you and others when I can. All the best, Phebe.
- At 12:34am on April 10, 2009,
Rafael Jesús González said… - Thank you, Stephanie. Bless -- Rafael
- At 3:58pm on April 8, 2009,
stephanie said…
- Thank you for permission to reprint your poem as a SPLASH feature for April National Poetry Month. I am truly grateful. I did visit your blog and book marked your site for a future visit, which I will try to do in-between my spring travel beginning this weekend and throughout the summer season. It also looks like we have that Puchcart thing in common (and thricely!) Blessings! -stephanie
- At 12:26pm on April 8, 2009,
Rafael Jesús González said…
- Thank you, Stephanie. I am honored that you should post my poem. As to more of my work, you may see it on: rjgonzalez.blogspot.com on the web. For other sources you might Google my name. I wish you the blessings of Muses. -- Rafael
- At 1:04pm on March 30, 2009,
stephanie said…
- Hi- I suppose a blog is a way to continue your own musing life and yes, it would raise ideas and shape topos and invite comment, too.
Besides writing on the wall you could start a discussion in the group. Go to the Poetry & Psyche Page. There is a place just below "add a text" which says "start a discussion" if you click on that you can post a topic for discussion within the P&P group.
-steph
- At 12:13pm on March 30, 2009,
Patricia Ann Doneson said… - Stephanie,
I see that I have finally found my way into your group. I weave myself into the tapestry of your group. How might the group serve in our offerings? I notice a blog section would this be for questions asked, or insights found? I am new to this type of work.
Patricia Ann
- At 4:47pm on March 26, 2009,
stephanie said…
- all righty!
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