the president of lies quotes the voice
of God
at last counted
the president of loyalty recommends
blindness to the blind
-W.S. Merwin
the president of lies quotes the voice
of God
at last counted
the president of loyalty recommends
blindness to the blind
-W.S. Merwin
the president of lies quotes the voice
of God
at last counted
the president of loyalty recommends
blindness to the blind
-W.S. Merwin, “Presidents” (1970)
#everynightapoem
the president of lies quotes the voice
of God
at last counted
the president of loyalty recommends
blindness to the blind
-W.S. Merwin, “Presidents” (1970)
#everynightapoem
In 1971, he declined a Pulitzer, citing the Vietnam War —“too conscious of being an American to accept public congratulation with good grace, or to welcome it except as an occasion for expressing openly a shame which many Americans feel."
In 1971, he declined a Pulitzer, citing the Vietnam War —“too conscious of being an American to accept public congratulation with good grace, or to welcome it except as an occasion for expressing openly a shame which many Americans feel."
M.L. King
Coretta King
Carole King
B.B. King
Billie Jean King
King C. Gillette
Albert King
M.L. King
Coretta King
Carole King
B.B. King
Billie Jean King
King C. Gillette
Albert King
Veterans stage a sit-in on the US Capitol steps and say, “Military off our streets!” Hell yeah!
Veterans stage a sit-in on the US Capitol steps and say, “Military off our streets!” Hell yeah!
the thread taut. And suddenly, now,
immense flowers are coloring all
my stalked body. Making wine of me.
As bells get music of metal in the rain.
The prey I am willingly prospers.
The exile that comes on comes too late."
—Jack GIlbert, from "Angelus"
the thread taut. And suddenly, now,
immense flowers are coloring all
my stalked body. Making wine of me.
As bells get music of metal in the rain.
The prey I am willingly prospers.
The exile that comes on comes too late."
—Jack GIlbert, from "Angelus"
@cbsaustin @velez_tx
@cbsaustin @velez_tx
Johnson: "I don't think that's heavy handed."
Q: "You don't think sending Marines into the streets of an American city is heavy handed?"
Johnson: "We have to be prepared to do what is necessary."
Johnson: "I don't think that's heavy handed."
Q: "You don't think sending Marines into the streets of an American city is heavy handed?"
Johnson: "We have to be prepared to do what is necessary."