Archive for March, 2006
Washington and Oregon added a great deal to my visited states map!
These are places where I’ve spent some time/nights/days…
Sadly, my world travel map is definitely lacking!
create your own visited countries map
or vertaling Duits Nederlands
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Anna and I just returned from our Seattle trip and I’ll post lots about that soon. In the meantime, here’s a great post from CosmicVariance…
This famous 1958 photo by Art Kane, A Great Day in Harlem,
brought together 57 jazz musicians for a group portrait. Luminaries
range from Count Basie and Coleman Hawkins to Charles Mingus and [...]
This one gets liturgical/existential/philosophical…
VOICES
Your perforated body speaks loud
into
my head,
my brain hitting the hard wall
of
ill-intention and poor
reception.
It is here when I know you don’t
really exist –
[...]
Voodoo Universe
I manage time but still loose heart,
my brain vertigo hemorrhage of
gravitons and gluons.
Hands whirl on a silver circle
on the office wall,
timing the heart beats until Golgotha.
I smell the stench of veneer and
hide in the cave of your empty republic mentioned sunken city.
Yet I cannot stop the goose skin
death ticking of [...]
This one is self-explanatory…
Sclerosis = house or home
A word of advice: don’t
listen to the voices from your murky oversexed perception of what may
be reality.
Choke on a plum instead and kiss
the heart of the one who loves you.
Smile at the great green deep and
imagine a world of
fencepost holes [...]
Here’s the second installment of Magnets Open All the Same. My grandfather from my mother’s side has had a strange and lasting impact upon my life. Some of my fascination with "fallen hero" characters come from the relationship I shared with him. At the present, he is the closest relative of mine to die which [...]
Something to think about from one of my favorite daily reads, Chekov’s Mistress…
Be Diligent This Tax Season
Discussed: Paul Verhaeghen, Flemish Culture Award for Fiction, taxes
I have a friend who doesn’t care much about money (an ethos I envy but unfortunately, don’t share). He would give it away rather than bother with it, and takes [...]
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Last summer I wrote a series of 33 poems that I collectively called Magnets Open All the Same. Over the next 33 days, I’ll be posting one poem a day even while Anna and I are in the great Northwest next week, thanks to the magic of the internets.
At the time, I had them [...]
I’ve been toying around with wordpress and typepad, trying to decide which blogging platform is the best for my preferences/needs.
After much experimentation, I have to admit that I enjoy the typepad platform much more, and find the service easier to use. I’ll be checking in on wordpress every so often, but for now, I’m [...]

Sam Harrelson lives in Asheville, NC and is pursuing his PhD in Religious Studies (Early Christian Origins). Sam is also an award winning blogger, speaker and online community strategist.
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