Archive for the 'Politics' Category

Nov 23 2005

No Cow

Published by under Art,Poetry,Politics

No Cow
By Sander Roscoe Wolff
11-23-05 @ 11:46 PM

One wonders when the unity of two divides.
The insides of an insight aren’t pretty.
This city knows no bounds.
This half human, ranting at the moon,
Evokes a taste of lye and lemon,
Burning in one’s mouth.

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Oct 19 2005

Pop Culture

Published by under Poetry,Politics

Pop Culture
by Sander Roscoe Wolff ©

RC ain’t Rite.
It’s not The Real Thing.

Coke is.

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Oct 19 2005

Objectification

Published by under Poetry,Politics

Objectification
by Sander Roscoe Wolff ©

That’s a fine set of tits, baby!
Nice ass, too.

We know the words too well,
The words that define us,
You and me.

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Oct 19 2005

Justice

Published by under Poetry,Politics

Justice
by Sander Roscoe Wolff ©

How do we know right from wrong?

Why do the strong abuse the weak,
the smart mock we that are slow?

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Oct 16 2005

Home and/or Homeless @ The 2nd City Council

Last night I attended the opening reception of a themed art show called Home and/or Homeless. One of the three jurors were in attendance, as were many of the participating artists. I found it fascinating that, even though there were an amazing variety of media and concepts, the entire show felt cohesive. Photographs, paintings, sculptures, mixed media, and installation pieces lived comfortably together in the gallery space, and outside in the Sato Garden. Continue Reading »

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Sep 07 2005

Flood Of Emotion

Published by under Gratitude,Politics

It seems strange to think that, just a few months ago, the whole world mobilized to aid Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, etc and now we’re faced with another watery tragidy of incomprehensable scope. I’m sure that everyone is abuzz about this topic, but I just wanted to say that, as we all reach into our reserves of support, that we not forget the local tragidies. Around the corner, perhaps on the next block, there’s a person going to sleep hungry. There may be an elderly person in need of assistance, or a child that can’t afford a school uniform. As we give to the larger, and vital, efforts that, for me, seem so distant, let us not forget that we must support local charities, and local causes.

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