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Adrienne Rich: Integrity (English)

 
the quality of being complete; unbroken condition; entirety 
~ Webster 
A wild patience has taken me this far 

as if I had to bring to shore 
a boat with a spasmodic outboard motor 
old sweaters, nets, spray-mottled books 
tossed in the prow 
some kind of sun burning my shoulder-blades. 
Splashing the oarlocks. Burning through. 
Your fore-arms can get scalded, licked with pain 
in a sun blotted like unspoken anger 
behind a casual mist. 

The length of daylight 
this far north, in this 
forty-ninth year of my life 
is critical. 

The light is critical: of me, of this 
long-dreamed, involuntary landing 
on the arm of an inland sea. 
The glitter of the shoal 
depleting into shadow 
I recognize: the stand of pines 
violet-black really, green in the old postcard 
but really I have nothing but myself 
to go by; nothing 
stands in the realm of pure necessity 
except what my hands can hold. 

Nothing but myself?....My selves. 
After so long, this answer. 
As if I had always known 
I steer the boat in, simply. 
The motor dying on the pebbles 
cicadas taking up the hum 
dropped in the silence. 

Anger and tenderness: my selves. 
And now I can believe they breathe in me 
as angels, not polarities. 
Anger and tenderness: the spider's genius 
to spin and weave in the same action 
from her own body, anywhere -- 
even from a broken web. 

The cabin in the stand of pines 
is still for sale. I know this. Know the print 
of the last foot, the hand that slammed and locked the door, 
then stopped to wreathe the rain-smashed clematis 
back on the trellis 
for no one's sake except its own. 
I know the chart nailed to the wallboards 
the icy kettle squatting on the burner. 
The hands that hammered in those nails 
emptied that kettle one last time 
are these two hands 
and they have caught the baby leaping 
from between trembling legs 
and they have worked the vacuum aspirator 
and stroked the sweated temples 
and steered the boat there through this hot 
misblotted sunlight, critical light 
imperceptibly scalding 
the skin these hands will also salve. 

Riches D'Adrienne: Intégrité (French)

 
la qualité d'être complet; condition ininterrompue; la patience 
sauvage de Webster A de ~ d'intégralité m'a pris ceci loin 

comme si j'ai dû apporter pour étayer un bateau avec de vieux 
chandails d'un moteur extérieur spasmodic, filets, livres jet-chinés 
jetés en l'air dans le prow un certain genre de soleil brûlant mes 
épaule-lames. Éclaboussement des oarlocks. Brûlure à travers. Vos 
avant-bras peuvent obtenir échaudés, léché avec douleur dans un 
soleil épongé comme unspoken la colère derrière une brume 
occasionnelle. 

La longueur du jour ce nord lointain, en cette quarante-neuvième 
année de ma vie est critique. 

La lumière est critique: de moi, de ceci long-rêvé, atterrissage 
involontaire sur le bras d'une mer intérieure. Le scintillement du 
banc épuisant dans l'ombre que j'identifie: le stand des pins 
violet-noirs vraiment, vert dans la vieille carte postale mais 
vraiment je n'ai rien à mais moi-même passer; rien ne se tient dans 
le royaume de la nécessité pure excepté ce que mes mains peuvent 
tenir. 

Individus de rien mais du myself?....My. Après tellement longtemps, 
cette réponse. Comme si j'avais toujours su que j'oriente le bateau 
dedans, simplement. Le moteur mourant sur les cigales de cailloux 
prenant le fredonnement s'est laissé tomber dans le silence. 

Colère et tendresse: mes individus. Et maintenant je peux croire 
qu'ils respirent dans moi comme anges, pas polarités. Colère et 
tendresse: le génie de l'araignée à tourner et tisser dans la 
même action de son propre corps, n'importe où -- même d'un 
enchaînement cassé. 

La carlingue dans le stand des pins est toujours en vente. Je sais 
ceci. Connaître la copie du dernier pied, la main qui a claqué et a 
fermé la porte, puis cessé de tresser les clematis pluie-cassés en 
arrière sur le treillis dans unique intéret excepté ses propres. Je 
connais le diagramme cloué aux wallboards la bouilloire glaciale 
s'accroupissant sur le brûleur. Les mains qui ont martelé dans ces 
ongles ont vidé que la bouilloire une la fois passée sont ces deux 
mains et elles ont attrapé le bébé sautant de entre des jambes de 
tremblement et elles ont fonctionné l'aspirateur de vide et frotté 
les temples sués et orienté le bateau là par ce chaud misblotted la 
lumière du soleil, lumière critique échaudant imperceptiblement la 
peau que ces mains veulent également l'onguent. 

Adrienne Rich: Vollständigkeit (German)

 
die Qualität des Seins komplett; unversehrte Bedingung; Ganzheit ~ 
Webster A wilde Geduld hat mir dieses weit genommen 

als ob ich holen mußte, um ein Boot mit spasmodic außenliegender 
Bewegungsalten Strickjacken, Netze, die Spray-gesprinkelten Bücher 
unterzustützen, die im prow irgendeine Art Sonne meine 
Schulter-Blätter brennend geworfen wurden. Spritzen der 
oarlocks. Durch brennen. Ihre Unterarme können verbrannt erhalten, 
geleckt mit den Schmerz in einer Sonne, die wie befleckt wird, 
unspoken Zorn hinter einem beiläufigen Nebel. 

Die Länge des Tageslichts dieser weite Norden, in diesem vierzig-9. 
Jahr meines Lebens ist kritisch. 

Das Licht ist kritisch: von mir von diesem lang-geträumt, 
unfreiwillige Landung auf dem Arm von einem inländischen Meer. Das 
Funkeln der Masse, die in Schatten verbraucht, den ich erkenne: der 
Standplatz der Kiefern, die wirklich, grün in der alten Postkarte 
aber wirklich habe ich violett-schwarz sind, nichts aber selbst, 
vorbeizugehen; nichts steht im Reich der reinen Notwendigkeit 
ausgenommen, was meine Hände halten können. 

Nichts aber myself?....My Selbst. Nach so lang diese Antwort. Als ob 
ich immer gewußt hatte, daß ich das Boot innen steuere, einfach. Der 
Motor, der auf den Kieselzikaden aufnehmen das Summen stirbt, fiel in 
die Ruhe. 

Zorn und Weichheit: meine Selbst. Und jetzt kann ich glauben, daß sie 
in mir als Engel, nicht Polaritäten atmen. Zorn und Weichheit: das 
Genie der Spinne, zum in der gleichen Tätigkeit von ihrem eigenen 
Körper zu spinnen und zu spinnen, überall -- von einem defekten Netz 
glätten. 

Die Kabine im Standplatz der Kiefern ist noch für Verkauf. Ich weiß 
dieses. Den Druck des letzten Fusses, die Hand kennen, die die Tür 
zuschlug und verriegelte, dann gestoppt wreathe die 
Regen-zertrümmerten clematis zurück auf dem Gitter für keinen Grund 
ausgenommen seine Selbst. Ich kenne das Diagramm, das auf die 
Wallboards der eisige Kessel hockend auf dem Brenner genagelt wird. 
Die Hände, die in jene Nägel hammerten, leerten, sich daß Kessel 
einer letztes Mal diese zwei Hände sind und sie sich das Baby 
verfangen haben, das zwischen von den trembling Beinen springt und sie 
das Vakuumsaugapparat bearbeitet haben und gestrichen den geschwitzten 
Bügeln und dem Boot durch dieses heiße gesteuert Tageslicht 
misblotted, das kritische Licht, welches unverkennbar die Haut 
verbrennt, die diese Hände auch salve willen. 

Rich De Adrienne: Integridade (Portuguese)

 
a qualidade de estar completo; circunstância inteira; a paciência 
selvagem de Webster A do ~ da totalidade fêz-me exame desta 
distante 

como se eu tive que trazer para suportar um barco com os sweaters 
velhos de um motor externo spasmodic, redes, livros 
pulverizador-spray-mottled lançados no prow algum tipo do sol que 
queima minhas ombro-lâminas. Espirrando os oarlocks. Queimadura 
completamente. Seus fore-arms podem começar escaldados, licked com 
dor em um sol borrado como unspoken a raiva atrás de uma névoa 
ocasional. 

O comprimento da luz do dia este norte distante, neste quarenta-nono 
ano de minha vida é crítico. 

A luz é crítica: de mim, disto longo-sonhado, aterragem involuntary 
no braço de um mar inland. O glitter do shoal que esgota na sombra 
que eu reconheço: o carrinho dos pinhos violeta-pretos realmente, 
verde no postcard velho mas realmente eu não tenho nada mas eu mesmo 
ir perto; nada está no reino da necessidade pura exceto o que minhas 
mãos podem prender. 

Selves nada mas do myself?....My. Após assim por muito tempo, esta 
resposta. Como se eu tinha sabido sempre que eu dirijo o barco dentro, 
simplesmente. O motor que morre nas cigarras dos seixos que fazem 
exame acima do hum deixou cair no silêncio. 

Raiva e tenderness: meus selves. E agora eu posso acreditar que 
respiram em mim como angels, não polaridades. Raiva e tenderness: o 
gênio da aranha a girar e tecer na mesma ação de seu próprio 
corpo, em qualquer lugar -- nivelar de uma correia fotorreceptora 
quebrada. 

A cabine no carrinho dos pinhos é ainda para a venda. Eu sei este. 
Saber a cópia do último pé, a mão que bateu e travou a porta, a 
seguir parado para entretecer para trás os clematis 
chuva-despedaçados no trellis para no.one causa exceto seus 
próprios. Eu sei a carta pregada aos wallboards a chaleira gelada que 
squatting no queimador. As mãos que martelaram naqueles pregos 
esvaziaram que a chaleira uma última vez é estas duas mãos e 
travaram o bebê que pula entre dos pés tremer e trabalharam o 
aspirador do vácuo e afagado os temples suados e dirigido o barco com 
este quente misblotted a luz solar, luz crítica que escalda 
imperceptibly a pele que estas mãos querem também o salve. 

Ricos De Adrienne: Integridad (Spanish)

 
la calidad de ser completo; condición intacta; la paciencia salvaje 
de Webster A del ~ de la totalidad me ha tomado esto lejos 

como si tuviera que traer para apuntalar un barco con los viejos 
suéteres de un motor externo espasmódico, redes, libros 
aerosol-abigarrados sacudidos en el prow una cierta clase de sol que 
se quemaba mis hombro-la'minas. Salpicar los oarlocks. El quemarse a 
través. Sus antebrazos pueden conseguir escaldados, lamido con dolor 
en un sol borrado como unspoken cólera detrás de una niebla 
ocasional. 

La longitud de la luz del día este norte lejano, en este 
cuarenta-noveno año de mi vida es crítica. 

La luz es crítica: de mí, de esto largo-soñada, aterrizaje 
involuntario en el brazo de un mar interior. El brillo del bajío que 
agota en sombra que reconozco: el soporte de los pinos violeta-negros 
realmente, verde en la vieja postal pero realmente no tengo nada sino 
mismo ir cerca; nada está parado en el reino de la necesidad pura 
excepto lo que pueden sostener mis manos. 

Uno mismo nada pero del myself?....My. Después de tan de largo, esta 
respuesta. Como si hubiera sabido siempre que dirijo el barco adentro, 
simplemente. El motor que moría en las cigarras de los guijarros que 
tomaban el ronquido cayó en el silencio. 

Cólera y dulzura: mis uno mismo. Y ahora puedo creer que respiran en 
mí como ángeles, no polaridades. Cólera y dulzura: el genio de la 
araña a hacer girar y a tejer en la misma acción de su propio 
cuerpo, dondequiera -- igualar de una tela quebrada. 

La cabina en el soporte de pinos todavía está para la venta. Sé 
esto. Saber la impresión del pie pasado, la mano que cerró de golpe 
y trabó la puerta, después parado para wreathe los clematis 
lluvia-rotos detrás en el enrejado para nadie motivo excepto sus el 
propios. Sé la carta clavada a los cartones de yeso la caldera helada 
que se pone en cuclillas en la hornilla. Las manos que martillaron en 
esos clavos vaciaron que la caldera una vez última es estas dos manos 
y han cogido a bebé que saltaba entre de las piernas del temblor y 
han trabajado el aspirador del vacío y frotado ligeramente los 
templos sudados y dirigido el barco con este caliente misblotted luz 
del sol, luz crítica que escaldaba imperceptiblemente la piel que 
estas manos quieren también el salve. 

Adrienne Rich: Integrity (Blogs)

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  • Young <b>Poets</b> Roundtable: a Letras Latinas initiative by Francisco Aragón (2013/05/15 13:52)
    I live by Louis Glück's final lines to her poem Nostos, “we look at the world once, in childhood. / The rest is memory.” We speak about our experiences the way Plath did, the way Adrienne Rich did, Robert Hass, Frost, and the ...
  • An ode to <b>Adrienne</b> | FeministsSA.com by Jen Thorpe (2013/05/10 04:48)
    Tammy Sutherns explores the work of Adrienne Rich, poet and activist finding that she inspires further writing.
  • Head In The Clouds | Michele D&#39;Acosta by Michele D'Acosta (2013/05/06 17:18)
    by Michele D'Acosta in Mixed Media, Poetry Tags: Adrienne Rich, Literature, mixed media, Museum of Fictions, new voice, Poetry, postaday, Soul Retrieval Journey, spiritual journey, Transcendentalism. When I was growing up my mother would say to me: “Child ..... I think the things that move within our spirits are the things we must explore because often times there is where our largest integrity and gift unfolds. You won't end up in the insane asylum. And if you do, I'll ...
  • Download A Wild Patience Has Taken Me This Far: <b>Poems</b> 1978 <b>...</b> by Manuel Bedford (2013/05/05 12:20)
    Adrienne Rich ;s “Integrity” poem Mr. ΕΦΥΓΕ - λογος και τεχνηIn her 1982 essay &quot;Split at the Root: An Essay on Jewish Identity&quot;, Rich states &quot;The experience of motherhood was eventually to radicalize me.
  • Speaking Up | CINERGY Coaching by Cinnie Noble (2013/04/30 02:00)
    The poet Adrienne Rich puts it beautifully: It is not, she writes, that we have to tell everything, or to tell it all at once, or even to know beforehand all that we need to tell. But an honourable relationship, she reminds us, is one in which “we are trying , all the time, to extend the possibilities of truth between us … of life between us.” When we are not able to speak authentically, our relationships spiral downward, as does our sense of integrity and self-regard.” (p.4-5) ...
  • KUSP&#39;s <b>Poetry</b> Show » Blog Archive » <b>Adrienne Rich</b> Memorial <b>...</b> by carey (2013/04/22 10:59)
    Host Dennis Morton augments these readings with recordings of Adrienne Rich reading two of her own poems: Diving Into the Wreck and Integrity. Donate. « Roberto Haven, Dylan Morgan and poetry of Miklós Radnóti ...
  • Term Paper Writing Services: Explication of <b>Adrienne Rich&#39;s</b> "Aunt <b>...</b> by Lucy Green (2013/04/10 23:46)
    Adrienne privileged did a wonderful job portraying the trials of mistreated and battered women in this poem. These trials could possibly be explained by Rich being the niece of Aunt Jennifer; therefore, personal judgments are ...
  • “Solar” vs “Lunar” in Gender Dynamics, <b>Integrity</b> and Individuation <b>...</b> by erictb (2013/04/09 18:07)
    These parts appear alongside each other in many traditions as male twins. Teich feels that there is also a twinship for women involving solar and lunar femininity. In her poem “Integrity,” Adrienne Rich calls this pair “anger and ...
  • College Essay Tips: <b>Adrienne Rich&#39;s</b> Aunt Jennifer&#39;s Tigers by John Garner (2013/04/09 07:26)
    Adrienne Rich's Aunt Jennifer's Tigers. Adrienne recondites aunty Jennifers Tigers is a very structured poem. Each poetise contains exactly four draw offs, while every second line rhymes with the previous line. aunt Jennifers ...
  • <b>Poems</b> 1950-2001, New Edition by <b>Adrienne Rich</b> - BT Books by admin (2013/04/05 01:53)
    The Fact of a Doorframe: Poems 1950-2001, New Edition by Adrienne Rich – A Poet Of Process. Apr 5th, 2013 by admin ... Likewise, 'Shooting Script', 'Pierrot le Fou', 'Integrity' or any number of other poems in this book. Unforgettable mythic ...
  • Clayton Eshleman&#39;s Experience - Pierre Joris by Pierre Joris (2013/03/29 08:27)
    As Adrienne Rich wrote about the volume Companion Spider: “As a poet and translator, Clayton Eshleman has gone more deeply into his art, its processes and demands, than any modern American poet since Robert Duncan or Muriel Rukeyser … Eshleman ... Painstakingly refined in The Jointure are the precise pivot points through which these perpetrators of soul must come and go in order to realize the fate, form, and integrity of a lifetime given to the imagination.” ...
  • 2nd Steve de Gruchy Memorial Lecture: Denise M Ackermann <b>...</b> by kairossouthernafrica (2013/03/27 12:25)
    Denise M Ackermann. 1. Introduction. I want to begin with a few lines from a poem by the American poet and essayist Adrienne Rich, that captures something of the spirit of Steve de Gruchy. My heart is moved by all I cannot save; ..... Steve was a theologian who took the “doing of the word” seriously as the measure by which its integrity and its authority would be judged in the public square. The witness of the church in the public sphere, its mission to the world, needs ...
  • If She can do it, so can You.: <b>Adrienne Rich</b> (1929 - 2012) by Jessica (2013/03/05 20:12)
    Adrienne Rich was an American poet, essayist and feminist. She was called "one of the most widely read and influential poets of the second half of the 20th century", and was credited with bringing "the oppression of women ...
  • FIERCE acceptance | Women Overboard! by Michele (2013/02/26 09:30)
    Since my twenties, I have loved the poem “Integrity,” by Adrienne Rich. It's quite long, but I will quote part of it here. Anger and tenderness: my selves. And now I can believe they breathe in me as angels, not polarities.
  • Sarah Marcus on Feminism, Publishing, and Teaching Activism : So <b>...</b> by So to Speak (2013/02/22 11:54)
    These poems are also about “gaslighting.” Adrienne Rich said, “Women have been driven mad, 'gaslighted', for centuries by the refutation of our experience and our instincts in a culture which validates only male experience.
  • MLK Day Services @ Congregation Beit Simchat Torah | Urvashi Vaid by Urvashi Vaid (2013/02/03 10:26)
    The great American and lesbian feminist poet Adrienne Rich, who died in March of 2012 captured the spirit of the movement into which I came out in these words from her masterpiece, 21 Love Poems. In Poem #13 she wrote: The rules break like a thermometer .... The state and its agents have the capacity to act either righteously or unjustly, to be honest or duplicitous, to lead with integrity or corruption. A third kind of power inherent in the story of Exodus is the power ...
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b> revision | Julie Reads by juleck (2013/01/23 12:54)
    Through the eyes of Adrienne Rich, looking at this poem, I'm not sure how to do so. I personally find it challenging to write about my own writing. I know it's expected of us at this university; we're constantly told to write ...
  • In the Parlor with Literature, <b>Poetry</b> & Prose: <b>Adrienne Rich</b> <b>...</b> by sondai is...me! (2013/01/17 14:00)
    Over the years, I had the privilege of meeting and hearing the poet Adrienne Rich. Her work was and is very important to me. ... She was a writer of tremendous integrity. For those of you who don't know Rich's work, she was ...
  • What is Found There: Notebooks on <b>Poetry</b> and Politics, Expanded <b>...</b> by admin (2013/01/16 02:05)
    Adrienne Rich is my current literary hero. And, no, her What Is Found There: Notebooks on Poetry and Politics isn't about feminism. It is about remaining human and maintaining artistic integrity in the face of the dehumanizing ...
  • 2012 Culture and Resistance with Alice Walker, Randy Weston <b>...</b> by mail@democracynow.org (Democracy Now!) (2013/01/01 06:01)
    Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, poet and activist. When Adrienne Rich was awarded the 1973 National Book Award, she refused to accept the award alone. She appeared onstage with poets Audre Lorde and ...
  • Blog This Rock: Split This Rock Recommended <b>Poetry</b> Books of 2012 by Blog This Rock (2012/12/03 10:43)
    The integrity of form, attention to image, along with poetic transfiguration, create perceptions and poems that are a contribution.” – Grace Cavalieri ... Later Poems Selected and New: 1971-2012, Adrienne Rich (W.W. Norton) ...
  • Long Live the Tribute! by Leslie McGrath - The Best American <b>Poetry</b> by Leslie McGrath (2012/11/19 18:12)
    All the focus on the work itself, on its integrity as a little universe of logic and emotion, now changes direction. It shifts to the larger world. Which contests are open now? Which presses are ... I'd never counted her among my favorite poets or my influences, but I realized that night how much of Adrienne Rich's work is present in so many poems written by American poets over the last few decades. Her images and cadences have been sifting onto our common ground.
  • &#39;Later <b>Poems</b>,&#39; by <b>Adrienne Rich</b> by adicker (2012/11/12 04:37)
    'Later Poems,' by Adrienne Rich After “Diving” – and with the help of her prose essays – Rich quickly became a national figure, a leader for American feminism. Young people who do not read many poets still read her as the ...
  • To Marci, On Your 20th Birthday | The Midlife Second Wife ™ by themidlifesecondwife (2012/11/05 09:51)
    from “Integrity” by Adrienne Rich. Marci ... Her life will be instructive, though: it will teach you what the poet Adrienne Rich will, in just a few years, call a “wild patience. ... Marci Rich is not related to the late poet Adrienne Rich.
  • <b>integrity</b> is the name of the game | Show Up Laughing by dharmalion (2012/10/22 17:28)
    It's also the name of one of my favourite poems by one of my favourite poets, the late and great Adrienne Rich. She begins: INTEGRITY. the quality or state of being complete; unbroken condition; entirety. – Webster. Entirety.
  • Crazy Brave: An Interview with Joy Harjo and Review of Her New <b>...</b> by Cassie Premo Steele (2012/09/30 00:19)
    I first learned of the poet Joy Harjo during a graduate school seminar on contemporary American poetry in which I studied writers -- Adrienne Rich, Audre Lorde, and Harjo -- who would become essential to understanding myself as a woman, an American, a mother, and a poet. It struck me at the time that Harjo's poetry in ... In everything I write, there's an essential template of integrity and beauty that imposes itself. I've noticed it, especially when I veer. I wrestled with ...
  • Beyond Words: <b>Poet&#39;s</b> Lament - MWC News by mwcnews@gmail.com (Richard Falk) (2012/08/06 13:14)
    These words appear at the start of a haunting poem by another one of my heroes, the recently dead poet, Adrienne Rich; the poem's title is “The Burning of Paper Instead of Children” and I recommend it not only as a stunning poetic ... I have selected two main principles as guidelines: (1) sustain integrity, especially whenever the suffering of others is involved, especially if it is unpopular to complain about what is happening, or worse, to mount sharp criticism of the ...
  • Kerry wins first diocesan Eco-Congregation Ireland award! « Eco <b>...</b> by fiona (2012/06/15 03:53)
    In St Mark's gospel we read 'And He said to them Go into the whole world and proclaim the good news to all creation.' Even the smallest effort to heal and protect God's Creation is important. “With the poet Adrienne Rich, the members of the ...
  • Mark Fulk on “Sarton as <b>Poet</b> and Secular Contemplative” by Edith Schade (2012/06/08 07:03)
    In some ways, however, this void (according to poet Adrienne Rich) is at the heart of what it means to be a creative woman. In her collection of notes entitled “Women and Honor: Some Notes on Lying,” ... Susan Sontag labels “silence” as “a metaphor for a cleansed, non-interfering vision” that creates works of art that have an “essential integrity” that cannot be marred by “human scrutiny” (16). Sarton's own depiction here of silence as a membrane bears on this integral ...
  • Musings: Remembering <b>Adrienne Rich</b> by Scott Williamson (2012/04/30 21:16)
    These few lines are inside the May issue of Poetry magazine, underneath the name and dates of Adrienne Rich (1929-2012). Her death in March at ... The title of the collection comes from the first line of her poem, “Integrity.” ...
  • Kate&#39;s Book Blog: Talking About <b>Adrienne Rich</b> on the Radio by Kate S. (2012/04/30 20:47)
    Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of discussing the life and work of poet and activist Adrienne Rich with Michael Enright on CBC Radio's The Sunday Edition. You can listen to the segment, excerpted from the CBC podcast ...
  • Elegy for <b>Adrienne Rich</b>, 1929-2012 - Fanzine by Laura Carter (2012/04/26 00:54)
    She seemed older, mature––her poetry was not, like a lot of young writers', about the When I think of Adrienne Rich, a few things come to mind: reading her for the first time as an undergraduate, and realizing that her legacy would be quite different from what I envisioned my own becoming. She seemed older, mature––her poetry was ... She seeks integrity in art, and is well acquainted with writers and artists from other places. Rich quotes Marx, and takes her title from ...
  • Liz&#39;s Weekly <b>Poetry</b> Series: Laci Peterson Responds | 4&20 blackbirds by lizard19 (2012/04/24 22:10)
    From my poetic expenditure, I now own “new” books from Robert Creeley, Adrienne Rich, Sharon Olds, and Diane Wakowski, not to mention a few books from poets who, I imagine, no one has ever heard of, like James ...
  • sworn to lucidity: <b>adrienne rich</b>. by jenanne (2012/04/18 20:34)
    Adrienne Rich, source of this blog's title inspiration, and a poetic influence of mine, passed away a few weeks ago (March 27, 2012). Since then, I've been thinking about her often, at first only as she was a favourite author, but then .... i agree, about being turned off the beauty -- i am finding it so hard to look at what she's written in the same way, it loses some integrity for me... and i know, with people i know, family members and relatives. it's a process for me too, and i ...
  • Billion Dollar Heart: Jaime Garcia on Ruth Lilly » Metre Maids by amber (2012/04/10 05:00)
    In 1986, the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize was established and operated through the journal, with monetary contributions from Lilly. With a prize of 100 thousand dollars, it remains one of the most lucrative and respected accolades in poetry. Recipients of this honor include Adrienne Rich, Philip Levine and Lisel Mueller. So, despite its breadth, her final ... Much can be said for the integrity of a journal which rejects one of its wealthiest benefactors. This was the Ruth Lilly we ...
  • Librarians Are Warriors: An Interview with Stephen Boyer by Matt Runkle (2012/04/10 02:00)
    Boyer has lately been funneling his energy into raising funds to publish a mass-distributed copy of the book, titled the OWS Poetry Anthology, which includes offerings from Wanda Coleman, CA Conrad, Adrienne Rich, Ariana Reines, and a whole host of other writers who were inspired by the concept. I got the chance to talk ... Secondly, hanging out quietly in a library, cataloging books, archiving books, maintaining the integrity of a book isn't a passive act. It's a job for ...
  • Vermont <b>Poetry</b> Newsletter • April 7 2012 « PoemShape by upinvermont (2012/04/07 19:39)
    Adrienne Rich, a poet of towering reputation and towering rage, whose work — distinguished by an unswerving progressive vision and a dazzling, empathic ferocity — brought the oppression of women and lesbians to the forefront of poetic discourse and kept it there for nearly a half-century, died on Tuesday at ..... It's been surprisingly hard to reliably recreate this indenting in an e-book, to make sure poems keep the integrity of their lines when they appear on screen.
  • Remembering <b>Adrienne Rich</b>, z”l | Global Voices by Jordan Namerow (2012/04/03 07:08)
    When I learned last week that Adrienne Rich had passed away, I immediately pulled two of her books off my shelf and re-read my favorite poems: Integrity, Ballad of the Poverties, Hunger, What is Possible, What Kind of Times ...
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b> 1929-2012 | Snopes - Shenandoah by R.T. Smith (2012/04/02 10:56)
    Adrienne Rich's work so often demonstrates that poetry and politics are as close in nature as currents in a river. ... Her ingenuity, gravity and integrity has been the gold standard for more than one generation of poets.
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b>, 1929 - 2012 [by David Lehman] - The Best American <b>...</b> by The Best American Poetry (2012/03/31 13:31)
    Adrienne Rich 1929-2012 / Jacques Barzun, 1907-2012 [by David Lehman] / "On the Cards and Dice" [by Sir Walter Raleigh] / LinkWithin / Reblog (0) / Digg This Save to del.icio.us / Stacey said... / I remember David telling me ...
  • daniel greenfield weekly roundup part two - Ruthfully Yours by Ruth King (2012/03/31 03:17)
    Adrienne Rich leaves behind a final poem summing up her existence. Damn (2012) Jews, They're everywhere. Like Zionism hives hatching. Patriarchal somo-dominance of integrity. Birds shriek into a hurricane. Lesbian ...
  • “But <b>poems</b> are like dreams: in them you put what you don&#39;t know <b>...</b> by poietes (2012/03/30 17:07)
    Since I don't feel up to listening to myself talk today, I thought that I'd share something written by Adrienne Rich, decades ago, just as women were beginning to be taken seriously as poet and writers. They still ... It is the tone of a woman almost in touch with her anger, who is determined not to appear angry, who is willing herself to be calm, detached, and even charming in a roomful of men where things have been said which are attacks on her very integrity. Virginia ...
  • R.I.P <b>ADRIENNE RICH</b> (1929-2012) | Black Coffee <b>Poet</b> by Black Coffee Poet (2012/03/30 15:16)
    Rich was bold and had integrity. She left her ... said my friend Marcia when giving me 45 books last month, two being Adrienne Rich's Poetry and Adrienne Rich: Poems Selected and New 1950-1974. I'll start with these two ...
  • Remembering <b>Adrienne Rich</b> | Peggy L Chinn by peggychinn (2012/03/30 11:03)
    The video that I am including here is a wonderful reminder of the honesty and integrity with which Adrienne Rich lived her life … and with which she wrote. It is well worth the time you will spend watching it. It was posted today on “Democracy Now.” It includes Amy Goodman's interview with Alice Walker and with Francis Goldin, and also a clip of Adrienne Rich reading her poem “What Kinds of Times are These.” I hope you will take the time now to join me in paying ...
  • Eyewear: <b>Adrienne Rich</b> Has Died by Todd Swift (2012/03/30 09:12)
    Adrienne Rich Has Died. Sad news. One of the great 20th century American poets, Adrienne Rich, has died. Few others matched her integrity, sense of vision and vocation, political concern, and ability as poet, writer and critic.
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b> (1929-2012): Alice Walker & Frances Goldin on the <b>...</b> by mail@democracynow.org (Democracy Now!) (2012/03/30 05:45)
    The legendary poet, essayist and feminist Adrienne Rich, who died on Tuesday at the age of 82, was one of the most celebrated poets of the last half-century and a lifelong advocate for women, gay and lesbian rights, peace ...
  • <b>Poetry</b> like rain « Letting go by louisey (2012/03/29 23:22)
    I'm sad too, gazing out at the rain on a dark morning, because one of my favourite poets died this week, the iconic lesbian feminist Adrienne Rich, at the age of 82. I had been ... That kind of integrity is extremely difficult. I know ...
  • "at least as beautiful as any boy or helicopter" | SuperWeed by pattrice (2012/03/29 21:02)
    Lesbian-feminist poet and essayist Adrienne Rich died this week at 82. ... long nights, at many different times of my life—when the words of this woman either echoed my own anguish or helped me, so many years younger than she, imagine making my own way to the place of integrity she seemed to reach in her later works. ... So, let me close by thanking Adrienne Rich for reminding me of that, and for all of the poems and essays that remain (despite her death): ...
  • Farewell to <b>Poet</b> & Activist, <b>Adrienne Rich</b> | Neighbors of Easton by Noel Jones (2012/03/29 20:54)
    dogwood flower "Adrienne Rich" poet poem write. One of America's great poets, Adrienne Rich, died of complications from rheumatoid arthritis Tuesday in her home in Santa Cruz, CA. Rich was 82. In addition to her poetry and essays, Rich was ... She had integrity. She once turned down an award from the Clinton Administration, saying, “I could not accept such an award from President Clinton or this White House because the very meaning of art, as I understand it, ...
  • On <b>Adrienne Rich</b>, 1929–2012 - Beattie&#39;s Book Blog by Bookman Beattie (2012/03/29 18:02)
    Which is the genius of Adrienne Rich, who passed away yesterday, at 82: The postwar poet and intellectual, who “dream[t] of a common language,” spent seven decades writing with clarity, precision, and passion — in more than two ... Her work was an ongoing dialectic, but she never lost sight of her place in the conversation, as she modestly explained in her 1978 poem “Integrity”: “I have nothing but myself/to go by; nothing/ stands in the realm of pure necessity/ ...
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b>, Women and Honor | Related Topics by Julie Shapiro (2012/03/29 15:28)
    Just a quick post (I've had endless mechanical failures at my end, ranging from the dishwasher to the computer) to note the passing of Adrienne Rich. I actually don't read much poetry, but Rich also wrote essays. There's a book called On Lies, Secrets and Silence that ... But it still seems to me that the call to be truthful and the call to be honorable are aspects of the same virtue–perhaps one of personal integrity. TT | March 30, 2012 at 11:05 am | Reply. I read that essay ...
  • We celebrate courageous activist, <b>poet</b>, essayist, teacher by Bennett's Study (2012/03/29 10:56)
    Through readings of her poetry and other activities during the 2000s, Adrienne Rich stood among anti-war activists protesting the then-“threat' of U.S. war on Iraq. A panel of judges awarding her the 2003 Yale Bollingen Prize for American Poetry applauded Rich's “'honesty, at once ferocious, humane; her deep learning and her continuous poetic exploration and awareness of multiple selves.'” ..... Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development. Loading.
  • How Do You Remember <b>Adrienne Rich</b>? - The American Prospect by E.J. Graff (2012/03/29 10:13)
    On my Facebook page, I asked friends to post excerpts by which they would remember Adrienne Rich. Here they are: ... From Judith Mosley, formerly a source, now an FB friend, an excerpt from a poem called “Integrity”: ...
  • Very Joe & Bullish: A <b>poetry</b> giant (and lesbian), <b>Adrienne Rich</b> <b>...</b> by Joe (2012/03/29 09:45)
    The night of the eclipse the full / moon / swims clear between the flying clouds until / the hour of the occlusion It's not of aging / anymore and its desire / which is of course unending / it's of dying young or old / in full desire ...
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b> and “The Trees” | leaf – stitch – word by jelizabeth (2012/03/29 06:47)
    The “I,” the voice of the speaker of Adrienne Rich's poem, “The Trees,” is a voice with a body engaged in activities and sensing intrusions that are not organic to the conventions of a nature poem. This is, in fact, an (un)natural ... I don't think that Rich is indicting Frost for the sufferings of his children; I sense that her program is to question the integrity of a poet's voice that cordons off from the poem any personal intrusions on the artistic vision. In some of his earlier pieces, ...
  • Of Course, I Could Be Wrong...: DREAMING OF A COMMON <b>...</b> by madpriest (2012/03/29 01:47)
    ADRIENNE RICH Poet and essayist 16th. May 1929 - 27th. March 2012. I choose to be a figure in that light, half blotted by darkness, something moving across that space, the color of stone greeting the moon, yet more than stone: ... But it's the bitter sweet sadness you feel on the death of a person who has lived long and well; a person of integrity; a person who achieved a heck of a lot and made life worth living for many, many people who owe much of their present ...
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b> (May 16, 1929 – March 27, 2012) | sub rosa by Sigrun (2012/03/29 01:18)
    Like this: Like Loading... This entry was posted in LITERATURE and tagged Adrienne Rich, America, art, human dignity, National Medal for the Arts, poetry, President Clinton, social justice, White House by Sigrun. Bookmark the permalink. ... Caroline on March 29, 2012 at 4:34 pm said: I think this letter shows an integrity we don't get to see very often. Reply ↓ · Sigrun on March 29, 2012 at 4:41 pm said: Agree! Reply ↓ · KM Huber on March 30, 2012 at 1:59 am said: ...
  • dykestowatchoutfor.com » Blog Archive » <b>Adrienne Rich</b> by Alison Bechdel (2012/03/28 22:31)
    Back when I was still struggling with my book I wrote about a dream I had, and our blog friend Alex K realized that the image came from Rich's poem Diving Into the Wreck. ... Adrienne. It seems to me she was always there and always would be, to hold one's newly feminist feet to the fire of integrity and honor and universal compassion. And motherhood. The fire of motherhood. On Lies, Secrets, and Silence: her words replaced the Bible of my early days, and have ...
  • Rest in Peace, <b>Adrienne Rich</b> - Eratosphere - Able Muse by Quincy Lehr (2012/03/28 18:22)
    Rest in Peace, Adrienne Rich General Talk. ... I wasn't your biggest fan by a mile, but you had a principled integrity that wouldn't even occur to most poets, and I always admired you for that.
  • Can it happen here?: <b>Adrienne Rich</b>, 1929-2012 by janinsanfran (2012/03/28 17:53)
    Adrienne Rich, 1929-2012. She was probably the most honest person I ever enjoyed some tiny acquaintance with. That's the same as saying that for me she embodied courage. The New York Times obituary by Margalit Fox does some justice to a ... These are the terms, take them or leave them. Poetry never stood a chance of standing outside history. One line typed twenty years ago can be blazed on a wall in spraypaint glorify art as detachment or torture of those we ...
  • <b>Adrienne Rich</b>, 1929-2012 | Feminist Philosophers by profbigk (2012/03/28 14:30)
    I used a fragment of her poem 'Integrity' as the epigraph of my thesis. A wonderful talent. Adrienne Rich: “What Kind of Times Are These” ... “When the news came across the internet yesterday that Adrienne Rich had died, my first response was a painful welling of sorrow that she was gone, because her contributions to American poetry and the lives of innumerable women have been uncountable. Her contribution to my own writing has been tremendous. But then I felt ...
  • A Human Eye – Essays on Art in Society, <b>Adrienne Rich</b> | river pine <b>...</b> by society for roots and trees (2012/03/19 11:58)
    In her hopeful wish for poetry – Adrienne Rich explains that we need art in order to resist mental colonization by the dominant culture. The white supremacist society many of us are forced to live in doesn't want us mixing art with politics, yet we must make art that engages with the world in order to live with integrity – we must believe in poetry of longing and necessity – of art as a way of melting through one's own skin for the common good. Rich says that the solution to ...
  • Beloit <b>Poetry</b> Journal <b>Poet&#39;s</b> Forum: Minnie Bruce Pratt on The <b>...</b> by Beloit Poetry Journal (2012/02/25 06:26)
    The result was a 2400 word poem, very loosely based on the Jewish prayer, the Sh'ma,in which I called for an awakening to the consequences of US perpetrated global exploitation and violence, but also invoked our integrity and resilience. The poem went viral, circulating the .... As I write this, I'm thinking of Adrienne Rich, how she made her statement about the function of poetry as a political act by refusing the National Medal of Arts (from Pres. Clinton) by saying: "Art ...
  • No Uncertain Terms | Books and Culture by unknown (2012/01/13 11:50)
    January 2012. Sixty-one years ago, Adrienne Rich's first book, A Change of World, won the Yale Series of Younger Poets Award. W. H. Auden selected it—he later also would introduce such poets as W. S. Merwin and John Ashbery via the ...
  • The Literary Blog of Amanda Earl: Best of 2011: <b>Poetry</b>-Dream <b>...</b> by Amanda (2011/12/21 14:05)
    PHANTASMAGORIA begins with seeking & finding the you. an epigraph from an Adrienne Rich poem. This short section is lower-case roman numbered prose poems with end stopped lines to make squares on the ... "Be daring, be different, be impractical; be anything that will assert integrity of purpose and imaginative vision against the play-it-safers. "— Cecil Beaton “A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing ...
  • The Quivering Pen: National Book Award finalists announced by David Abrams (2011/10/12 11:51)
    Poetry: Head Off & Split by Nikky Finney The Chameleon Couch by Yusef Komunyakaa Double Shadow by Carl Phillips Tonight No Poetry Will Serve by Adrienne Rich Devotions by Bruce Smith Young People's Literature: My Name Is Not Easy by Debbie Dahl ... Update to the Update: In a sad, bizarre turn of events, the NBA asked Myracle to withdraw her book from consideration "to preserve the integrity of the award." Myracle did so, but I can only imagine the anger ...
  • English Literature: Philip Levine by Chaucer (2011/09/29 04:50)
    Do you feel there's some sort of integrity in the poetry world because there isn't the lure of money? LEVINE. It's not that we have the sort of sharks you'd find in Hollywood or in the .... Think of the ambition in Kinnell's work then, Body Ragsand The Book of Nightmares; Denise Levertov's Relearning the Alphabet; that brilliant long poem by Robert Duncan; Adrienne Rich in Leaflets and Diving into the Wreck. I don't think all of the poetry was successful, but these poets were trying in their ...
  • Emma Eden Ramos Interview | Heavyhandsink&#39;s Blog by heavyhandsink (2011/08/31 18:18)
    In terms of poetry, I'd say my favorite writer is Adrienne Rich. Her poems “Heroines” and “Integrity” from A Wild Patience Has Taken Me This Far have deeply moved and inspired me. Other poets I love are Stephen Dunn, Linda ...
  • patience | jamelah.net by jamelah (2011/08/31 14:17)
    This morning I read a poem, “Integrity” by Adrienne Rich. I haven't read it in ages, though I have the first line memorized: A wild patience has taken me this far. I first read this poem when I was 19, and I understood that line in ...
  • One Night Under A Big Moon… | 4&20 blackbirds by lizard19 (2011/07/13 22:54)
    I found a great eclectic used book store called Prosperos Bookstore, and combed through the poetry section, finding books by Adrienne Rich, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Lew Welch, and a strange memoir to his father by Charles ...
  • Kay Ryan wins the Pulitzer Prize: “I would like my work to be <b>...</b> by Cynthia Haven (2011/04/18 19:04)
    There's nothing frivolous, however, about the attention Ryan has been getting lately, finally, after decades of writing and six books of poetry, including 2000's Say Uncle. Within a few months last ... The award, praising a “singularity and sustained integrity that are very, very rare,” establishes her in an enviably successful firmament that includes Adrienne Rich, Philip Levine, Anthony Hecht, John Ashbery, and W.S. Merwin—heavyweights all. One thinks of Ashbery's ...
  • Tender Anger: Thursday, Lent 3 « Sanctuary of Women: Blog by Jan Richardson (2011/03/24 11:41)
    “Anger and tenderness: my selves,” Adrienne Rich writes in the poem “Integrity,” from her book A Wild Patience Has Taken Me This Far. She speaks of anger and tenderness as strands of the same web being spun and woven ...
  • What I Read and Some: <b>Adrienne Rich&#39;s</b> &#39;At a Bach Concert" by Lenny C. (2011/02/18 13:16)
    Adrienne Rich's 'At a Bach Concert". Coming by evening through the wintry city ... Restores the else-betrayed, too-human heart. This poem's last two lines invite a discussion about the sublime integrity of the artist. Rich speaks ...
  • amnesia - Summary of <b>Adrienne Rich&#39;s poem</b> “Amnesia” by amnesia (2011/01/23 09:55)
    Summary of Adrienne Rich's poem “Amnesia”. by amnesia Posted on January ... The dream that chased away the prior/past happiness and familial integrity no longer dwelled in the Americans. After it has distanced man from ...
  • Coldfront » 2010 Lists by admin (2011/01/09 12:47)
    Here, you will find our remaining lists for the year 2010: Best First Book, Best Second Book, Best Selected/Collected, Best Translation, Best First Poem in a Collection, Best Final Poem in a Collection, Best Long Poem, Best Opening Lines, Best Closing Lines, Best New Book By a Canonical Poet, Best Book of Thought/Criticism, Best Physical Artifact, Best Book .... If we could measure the integrity of a simile, ... A Human Eye: Essays on Art and Society, Adrienne Rich 4.
  • Language Scraps by Me (2010/11/17 14:41)
    It was in my first year of college thai I read Adrienne Rich's poem, "The Burning of Paper Instead of Children." That poem, speaking against domination, against racism and class oppression, attempts to illustrate graphically that ...
  • anger | Jameswoodward&#39;s Weblog by jameswoodward (2010/10/20 02:17)
    anger. Posted by jameswoodward under Poetry · Leave a Comment. Anger and tenderness: my selves. And now I can believe they breathe in me as angels, not polarities. Anger and tenderness: the spider's genius to spin and weave in the same action from her own body, anywhere – even from a broken web. From Adrienne Rich, Integrity ...
  • Conversations at the Dodge <b>Poetry</b> Festival | Geraldine R. Dodge <b>...</b> by Martin Farawell (2010/09/29 12:06)
    Adrienne Rich wrote there is no such thing as an “American Poetry.” Instead, there are American Poetries, so many .... How are these related to the integrity of the artist? What is the relation of art in general and poetry in ...
  • <b>Poem</b> in Your Pocket Day | So Many Books by Stefanie (2010/04/29 16:05)
    The poem is by Adrienne Rich and in the collection A Wild Patience Has Taken Me This Far. The title of the book is actually the first line of the poem “Integrity,” the poem I carry in my pocket. spiderweb_tattoo_IMG_0132 ...
  • <b>Adrienne Rich&#39;s</b> “<b>Integrity</b>” <b>poem</b> Mr. Kabodian&#39;s Blog by kabod1 (2010/04/17 15:20)
    Good deals are still to be had. / Integrity by Adrienne Rich / the quality of being complete; unbroken condition; entirety / ~ Webster / A wild patience has taken me this far / as if I had to bring to shore / a boat with a spasmodic ...
  • Form in <b>poetry</b>. <b>Poetry</b> in Form. English 753: MFA <b>Poetry</b> Workshop by nicolecooley (2010/03/21 16:31)
    Form in poetry. Poetry in Form. Arguments among poets in the eighties and nineties posited that form is inherently conservative. Marilyn Hacker and Adrienne Rich in particular had a dialogue in American Poetry Review on this subject. .... positions of power homosocial/homocasted spaces). these compositions follow patterns and have words that actually, while maintaining the integrity of the emotion/thought behind the original composition tend towards lexical fluidity.
  • Choose Books: What Is Found There: Notebooks on <b>Poetry</b> and <b>...</b> by annaleighclark (2009/11/27 11:06)
    What Is Found There: Notebooks on Poetry and Politics By Adrienne Rich. Poet and provocateur, Adrienne Rich is one of the most original minds of both literature and activism. She has published no less than twenty-four collections of poetry, alongside many volumes of nonfiction and essays. In What Is Found There, ... How is it even possible to have something like "artistic integrity" when, as W.H. Auden once put it, "poetry does nothing?" What is Found There is a ...
  • Omss-<b>Poem</b>: Moving in Winter [<b>Adrienne Rich</b>] by Omss Group (2009/10/31 23:59)
    Adrienne Rich Their life, collapsed like unplayed cards, is carried piecemeal through the snow; Headboard and footboard now, the bed where she has lain desiring him where overhead his sleep will build its canopy to smother her once more; ...
  • Omss-<b>Poem</b>: Prospective Immigrants Please Note [<b>Adrienne Rich</b>] by Omss Group (2009/10/31 23:59)
    Adrienne Rich Either you will go through this door or you will not go through. If you go through there is always risk of remembering your name. Things look at you doubly and you must look back and let them happen. If you do not go through ...
  • Omss-<b>Poem</b>: Power [<b>Adrienne Rich</b>] by Omss Group (2009/10/31 23:59)
    Adrienne Rich Living in the earth-deposits of our history. Today a backhoe divulged out of a crumbling flank of earth one bottle amber perfect a hundred-year-old cure for fever or melancholy a tonic for living on this earth in the winters of this ...
  • Wild Patience » A Wild Patience Has Taken Me This Far by Gail Dickinson (2009/09/07 08:42)
    The above line from Adrienne Rich's poem Integrity has affirmed my actions and life choices for quite a few years now. I like the concept of patience required in a get-it-now society with the frustrated impatience needed to ...
  • maddieegr1′s Blog - <b>Adrienne Rich</b> Biography by maddieegr1 (2009/03/09 15:54)
    (poets.org). According to “The Northern Anthology of Modern Poetry,” Adrienne Rich quoted that,. “Today much of the poetry by women is charged with anger. I think we need to go through that anger. Both the victimization and the anger expressed by women are true.They are our birth-pains, and we are bearing ourselves” ... They must themselves be known for their good judgment and eminent integrity of opinion. They should geographically represent the entire ...
  • Julie R. Enszer: <b>Adrienne Rich</b> on Virginia Woolf&#39;s A Room of One&#39;s <b>...</b> by Julie R. Enszer (2008/09/13 17:19)
    Rereading Adrienne Rich's “When We Dead Awaken,” I was struck by what she wrote about Woolf's A Room of One's Own. Here is the paragraph in its entirety: In rereading Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own (1929) for the ...
  • <b>Integrity</b> | Women&#39;s Space by womensspace (2008/03/29 13:23)
    Throughout her life, Second Wave feminist poet Adrienne Rich received many literary awards, the 1996 Tanning Award, the National Book Award, more than one Guggenheim Award, and a MacArthur Fellowship. In 1997 ...
  • On Political <b>Poetry</b> | FPIF by Farideh Hassanzadeh Mostafavi (2007/08/17 00:55)
    Iranian poet Farideh Hassanzadeh–Mostafavi asks Adrienne Rich, Joy Harjo, Billy Collins, Maryam Ala Amjadi, and others about American foreign policy, 9/11, war, and the true essence of poetry. ... Too, I always keep in mind, that poetry has its own integrity outside the political boundaries of countries. It has allegiance to the soul. The soul is deeper and wider than any earthly ocean. Maryam Ala Amjadi: The poet is the awareness that is stored in every particle of ...
  • Born May 16: Liberace, <b>Adrienne Rich</b> - Band of Thebes by Stephen (2007/05/16 12:12)
    Truly at the other end of the spectrum, Adrienne Rich will be remembered for the integrity of her ideas and the power of her poetry, currently sixteen volumes, which include Diving into the Wreck, The Dream of a Common ...
  • <b>Poetry</b> Contest » Reading & Writing by jd (2007/03/17 18:25)
    I entered the National Writers Union (Chapter 7) poetry competition this year, judged by Adrienne Rich. Got the announcement of the winners the other day. I didn't win, but I didn't expect to. Though I have won competitions ...
  • Verse: NEW! Review of William Logan by Brian (2007/01/24 16:19)
    Logan has his pets--Gjertrud Schnackenberg, Donald Justice, Amy Clampitt--as well as his bêtes noires--Jorie Graham, Rita Dove, Adrienne Rich, and, more recently (and infamously, due to the poet's public threat to ..... In a fundamental manner , integrity itself seems to be leaving the western world, and Logan brings a little honesty back, and if he has to talk about a particular poet as a person, well then he must, because to separate the art from the person is folly.
  • 10:21 AM - Peace and Love and Noticing the Details by Anne Herbert (2007/01/02 11:21)
    Anger and tenderness: the spider's genius to spin and weave in the same action from her own body, anywhere-- even from a broken web." --Adrienne Rich, from the poem "Integrity". posted by Anne Herbert at 10:21 AM ...
  • Nick&#39;s Flick Picks: The Blog: An Evening with <b>Adrienne Rich</b> by nicksflickpicks (2006/10/12 07:40)
    Against all of the heavy American odds that weigh against the circulation and persistence of poetry, the perceived value of intellectual labor, and the possibility of stalwart principles in public life, Adrienne Rich has remained a top-level creative artist, an articulate and perpetually relevant academic writer, and a courageous and ... receive it alongside her as a testament to the collective integrity of women's diversity over the exceptionalist privileging of solitary voices.
  • Hugo Schwyzer: Thursday Short <b>Poem</b>: Olds&#39; "First Sex" by Hugo Schwyzer (2006/07/13 06:45)
    harder and harder under my palm / and yet not hard as a rock his face cocked / back as if in terror, the sweat / jumping out of his pores like sudden / trails from the tiny snails when his knees / locked with little clicks and under ...
  • Telling Secrets: Diving Deep and Surfacing by Elizabeth Kaeton (2006/06/26 16:52)
    (Good thing she's a marine biologist!) I reprint Rich's poem here. May it inpsire and challenge you as it has me. Diving into the Wreck Adrienne Rich First having read the book of myths, and loaded the camera, and checked the edge of the knife- blade, I put on the body-armor of black rubber .... Diocese of Newark, for not backing down to the forces of bigotry!!! INTEGRITY APPLAUDS INCLUSION OF GAY CANDIDATE IN LIST OF NOMINEES FOR BISHOP OF NEWARK ...
  • Thursday Short <b>Poem</b>: <b>Rich&#39;s</b> "Since We&#39;re Not Young" by Hugo Schwyzer (2005/10/27 04:02)
    as I listened here with nerves tuned for your ring? / And you, you move toward me with the same tempo. / Your eyes are everlasting, the green spark / of the blue-eyed grass of early summer, / the green-blue wild cress washed ...
  • Chancellors- <b>Poets</b>.org - <b>Poetry</b>, <b>Poems</b>, Bios & More by unknown (2004/11/21 17:00)
    The Academy of American Poets' Board of Chancellors serve several functions. They advocate for the programmatic work ... They must themselves be known for their good judgment and eminent integrity of opinion. They should geographically ...
  • Flying Revision&#39;s Flag- <b>Poets</b>.org - <b>Poetry</b>, <b>Poems</b>, Bios & More by unknown (2002/01/31 17:00)
    In "Writing as Re-vision," Adrienne Rich suggests that revision has a lot to do with the writer's cultural, political, and aesthetic relationship to her subject--how that subject fits into the context of the writer's life. Is "re-vision" for you influenced by social or political issues as ... Does revision include any responsibility on your part to the integrity of the person upon whom the poem is based, or only to the integrity of the poem itself? Only to the integrity of the poem itself, but that integrity serves ...

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