1. I am indoors, with earbuds, watching media about connecting with nature, and thus the self. “Where have the simple... Read More
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Arielle Greenberg is the Resident Poet at Bright Wall/Dark Room. She is the co-author of Home/Birth: A Poemic; author of My Kafka Century and Given; and co-editor of three anthologies, including Gurlesque. She lives in Maine and teaches in the community and in Oregon State University-Cascades' MFA program. Arielle writes a regular column on contemporary poetics for the American Poetry Review.
(Almost Famous, d. Cameron Crowe, 2000) On a chunk of gold confetti that you push with pointed toe, you glide... Read More
(We Are the Best, d. Lukas Moodysson, 2013) We are punks! I am punk rock! I am mad at you about how... Read More
How can it be fun for you if I don’t want it? Read More
Out of the Past (Jacques Tourneur, 1947) Read More
1. The one where the gorgeous short-haired girl is pregnant and lives in a very nice condominium in New York... Read More
(assembled from altered lines from Heathers; directed by Michael Lehmann, 1988, screenplay by Daniel Waters) I don’t really like my friends: Swatch-dogs... Read More
(Gun Crazy, d. Joseph H. Lewis, 1950) My name is a flag. Big things. I was born inside a parade,... Read More
(Badlands, d. Malick, 1973) Hot, early suburb, still as the wedding cake in the freezer given over to the dogs.... Read More
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