Liberal Arts Poems - Poems about Liberal Arts

...When he is a young man He stands head thrown slightly back, Tie straight, proud flag flying high on the ships main mast He is full of ideas, thoughts and the deepest sense of self and selflessnes......

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...II. Do you know of lovely Janice, freshman in university, Dad sent her to expand her mind, to reason and think critically, hoping that it would prepare her for a world that often is harsh, ins......

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...Imagine if you would be so kind, join me in striving to become less blind Brilliant God says: Give to your oppressively militarized government weaponized suppressive defensively repressive......

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...Did I learn a worthy trade? Study war as a warrior? Was I a helper, a first responder, nurse, nanny, priest, pumpkin farmer, a horny handed laborer, did I lecture nitwit’s on the liberal arts o......

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...She knows what it means, and must never not mean, to work with newborn win/win children perverted by wounding RightWing patriarchal punishments overpowering LeftWing ecofeminist invitations to l......

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...I was listening, last night, to a sympathetic defense for conserving liberal arts and producing deeper and wider liberating sciences including healthy democratic politically empowering science. ......

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...Do we still belong together, long to compassion with each other more than against? Do we still believe Earth is more of a regeneratively developing memory than a degeneratively unraveling lack......

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...When we walk the campus to what used to be the center, we might miss the venerable place. Taller piles of brick and towers obscure the central space of Western Pennsylvania browns......

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...What is wrong with deficit-growing expenditures to continue supporting LeftBrain industrialized secular present and past well-financed war-mongering threats against nations and people and plants......

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...We could invite many ways to slice and dice the prism EcoFeminist. I first ran into this label when spoken by a sexual advocate in the early 70s at the University of Michigan, from the mouth......

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... Translation of Eric Mottram’s Poem 33 in Interrogation Rooms by T. Wignesan 33. on a vu un homme courir/ de la scène de crime un homme est maintenant en train d’aider/ la police avec leurs in......

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...You,* Hard-of-hearing, Dweller of darkness, Mother of all evils: ......

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...Poet: Ken Jordan Poem: I Am Venice Edited by: Sparkle Jordan written: May/2014 I am Venice - I am a  west coast oceanfront  town - I am  the one who sing and dance, on t......

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...I was read to as a child,every night at bed Fairy tales, short stories, prose, or poems is what was read Beatrix Potter, Mother Goose, Childcraft books were chose But my favorite things to listen to ......

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