Issue Section: Poetry Outlet
Poetry needed now more than ever
Literary and performance poet Glenis Redmond’s virtual visit on Thursday , May 7. Say what you want about poetry. Complain that it’s deceptively complicated. Complain about the tea …
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Rumi: Beyond the mind, into the heart
Jung Society reprises Coleman Barks and cellist Eugene Friesen on February 17 “Be grateful for whoever comes, because each has been sent as a guide from beyond” – Rumi (The Guest H …
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Bisexual and Polyamorous: 8 Questions Answered
For some people, monogamy and traditional relationships just aren’t practical. My life-partner and I have never been fixed on specific gender roles, and for the past year have been …
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Poetry Outlet: Wandering Light
Thinking about my past, and midterms, always brings up the familiar feeling that I’m not quite where I want to be. Not yet anyways. With the yawning mud pit that has become the Ute …
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Poetry Outlet: Ginsberg and Substance-Induced Theophany
I wanted to do something a little different for this week’s post and talk about an experience, or a relationship rather, that has inspired many of my poems and reflects a differenc …
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Standing Up for Identity
As the fight to preserve equal rights and protections continues, I worry for myself and my family. While President Obama issued an order prohibiting federal contract holders from …
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Poetry Outlet: Everything Screams
Today I’m full of anxiety. I’m scared for the world and what’s happening in it. I’m scared that I’m not going to make a difference… But I want you to come away from this at leas …
READ MOREPoetry Outlet: Alternative Gifting & New Year’s Resolutions
Painting, and any excuse to do so, has always been something I enjoy. With Christmas coming up, I got my paintbrushes ready, canvases prepped, red wine purchased and downloa …
READ MOREI’m Thankful For…
A Blog by Nova Janes I want to have an open avenue for discussion of some important issues that have been a huge part of my life and personal struggle to just, well, survive. Some …
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