Posts by POTCar Circle
Ana Tijoux, or Anita, was born in France in 1977 to parents who
Ana Tijoux, or Anita, was born in France in 1977 to parents who were jailed and later fled Chile under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. She retur...
Ana Tijoux, or Anita, was born in France in 1977 to parents who were jailed and later fled Chile under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. She retur...
When I was a child growing up I remember my father buying us to
When I was a child growing up I remember my father buying us to wear to school what we used to call in those days, “bush clarks.” Now for those of...
When I was a child growing up I remember my father buying us to wear to school what we used to call in those days, “bush clarks.” Now for those of...
To kick off our new round of open themes I have the special
To kick off our new round of open themes I have the special privilege of sharing with you one of my own poems which I recited. It’s experimental as ...
To kick off our new round of open themes I have the special privilege of sharing with you one of my own poems which I recited. It’s experimental as ...
So much has been said, sung and written about the eyes that leaves
So much has been said, sung and written about the eyes that leaves us wondering if there is actually anything more left to be confessed. If you want t...
So much has been said, sung and written about the eyes that leaves us wondering if there is actually anything more left to be confessed. If you want t...
Alternating between the foot poetry and the irresistible World Cup
Alternating between the foot poetry and the irresistible World Cup matches we again pause to share with you another holistic aesthetic sampling of our...
Alternating between the foot poetry and the irresistible World Cup matches we again pause to share with you another holistic aesthetic sampling of our...
In the words of the Martinique-born Afro-French psychiatrist,
In the words of the Martinique-born Afro-French psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, and writer , Franz Fanon, to speak a language is to take on ...
In the words of the Martinique-born Afro-French psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, and writer , Franz Fanon, to speak a language is to take on ...