https://videopress.com/v/K1XP2VSX?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true MUDDY CUP MEMOIRS: Join Douglas G. Cala and Jacob R. Moses on 11/24/2024 at 10AM as they tell originally stories through poetry and anecdotes. They will be performing group pieces and individual pieces interspersed with some personal history. Much of the conversation will be centered around Muddy Cup, a Stapleton café where these two … Continue reading Muddy Cup Memoirs
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“Once Fearless” by Jacob R. Moses
Adrenaline rushonce felt throughdismissal offear’s shadow I’d wander throughwoods nocturnallynavigating withoutregard for curfews No respect for …“Once Fearless” by Jacob R. Moses
“Ode to My Timbs” by Jacob R. Moses
With you, my feetCopulate the orificesOf a New York City soul Timbs – you are the roughneckI imagined my manhood projecting You are the accessory to …“Ode to My Timbs” by Jacob R. Moses
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“Bloodline” by Cala & Moses
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Ode to My Timbs
With you, my feet Copulate the orifices Of a New York City soul Timbs - you are the roughneck I imagined my manhood projecting You are the accessory to the murder Of crows who guide me down this terrain I would have the mortician told on my will To have me be buried with you … Continue reading Ode to My Timbs
Antisemitic Tropes, Stereotypes, and Assimilation Explored in Goodbye, Columbus
Antiquated portrayals of Jews were often used to characterize that which was undesirable. These stereotypes have long been mainstays among authors such as William Shakespeare and Charles Dickens. Aside from characters like Shylock from The Merchant of Venice and Fagin (“Fagin the Jew”) from Oliver Twist, there are also Neil Klugman and Brenda Patimkin in … Continue reading Antisemitic Tropes, Stereotypes, and Assimilation Explored in Goodbye, Columbus
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