‘Serenade’ and Other Poetry by Adam Sedia
Serenade __Late summer’s twilight skies Hum with the song of a thousand faint voices--- _A choir of myriad sprites ...
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The Zingers of Adam Sedia: A Review by Theresa Werba
The Zingers of Adam Sedia A Review Sedia's New Work The Opening of the Mouth and Other Books by ...
Four Love Sonnets by Adam Sedia
I This mystic draw, these pangs I feel for you--- Are they mere sparks, the scent of pheromones, Complex ...
‘American Dreams’: A Poem by Adam Sedia
American Dreams I Dreams of new realms, refuge outside The scepter’s and the crozier’s reach: Dour, black-clad zealots ...
‘The Diamond’: A Marriage Proposal Poem by Adam Sedia
The Diamond When Earth was young and life was new An alien forest clothed a land Where dreadful monsters ...
‘Poetic Justices: The Poetry of United States Supreme Court Justices’: An Essay by Adam Sedia
Poetic Justices: The Poetry of United States Supreme Court Justices by Adam Sedia In 1979, Justice John Paul Stevens ...
Nice touch that "Tod" (death) is the "new kid on the block." It nicely sets up the narrator's clueless Rosencrantz…
Yeah, nowadays right wingers (and even right-leaning types) in Hollywood either don't get work, like James Woods, or they have…
There have been some strongly anti-communist films, but certainly nowhere near the number of films which use Hitler and the…
Isn't it wild how it's always "Hitler Hitler Hitler," but never, "Hey, maybe the gulags weren't such a great idea."…
Good final lines for both, Adam. Looking up "movies against Mao" results in mostly the opposite. And your "Burns ever…
