Author Archives: MEY
Experiment
Here is a recent experiment with words: untitled, 09.09.09 life…a difficult slip is pinned to illusion and these gaps…muted and abysmal are a furry shadow the shape..the sheath..the shell is wrecked the brick does fit and reticence gets none slide … Continue reading
The Fred Martinez Project: Outreach
I revisited the website for The Fred Martinez Project, which I introduced last week (see post). I learned about two national outreach partners committed to the screening of Two Spirits and its discussion in communities: GLAAD, the Gay & Lesbian … Continue reading
Friday Night Lives: US High-School Football
Last week I heard about National Public Radio’s new project called Friday Night Lives. It’s a series about US high-school football, the hot spot for many communities during fall season. In response to the program’s solicitation for ideas, I emailed … Continue reading
Two-Spirits: The Fred Martinez Project
The other day I came across The Fred Martinez Project, created in memory of a Navajo teenager who was brutally killed. The information in this post is taken from the project website, which I highly recommend to check out. The … Continue reading
Writing in Am’dam
From 14 to 16 August I attended a creative writing workshop at the ABC Treehouse. One day of fiction with Amal Chatterjee and another of poetry with Jane Draycott culminated in a group reading. My bag of tricks is fatter … Continue reading
Truth Tellers
Besides Sonia Sotomayor sworn in as the first Latina Supreme Court Justice, I am excited to share more good news from the States! The very talented Chey Davis of Saginaw, Michigan, received a brilliant review for her latest poetry publication … Continue reading
Healing Journey
‘How long are you willing to wait?’ asked Jim Pym during a course on healing and meditation at Claridge House, Quaker retreat center. For me the question sounds out, ‘How long am I willing to wait in hope, open to … Continue reading
Gallery
Whoo-hoo! I recently published the gallery for my website Dey of the Phoenix. This first version is simple and offers several pictures. A future version will offer audio files and video clips. This small step in building DotP is gratifying … Continue reading
the mountain climber’s lot or modus operandi
is to train ascend the precipice stand momentarily and return to the valley inspired onto the next journey while watched by valley dwellers who admire the climb and desire the dew of descent despite the predictable compulsion to circle
14 July 2009
Four new poems: Then Rather Than, Last Words, broken whole, and untitled.