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Tag Archives: The Calling
The Greatest Job on Earth
So much depends upon a red spiral notebook opened to a blank page, beside a pen’s barest volition to longing, within silence’s meted reign.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged devotion, John Biscello, love of writing, poem, Poetry, The Calling, the craft, willkiam carlos williams remixed, word-pray
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You Say You Want a Revolution
The secret to becoming a true revolutionary, lay yourself out upon the world’s limitless altar of secrets, and praise the hidden roots of everything you encounter daily, heart bared as proof of light’s need to air.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged John Biscello, new romantics, Poetry, revolutionary being, The Calling, the leap, turn turn turn, we need visionaries
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The Passion of Joan
Enlightened, perhaps. God-engorged hormones, maybe. Regardless of why, Joan, you were the rebel prototype long before James Dean zipped up a red jacket, or Marlon Brando mumbled and curled his upper lip into a totem, before Louise Brooks and Josephine … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged arclight, InnerVisions, joan of arc, John Biscello, jules bastien-lepage, maid of orleans, poem, prose poem, The Calling
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