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[Title] => Filipino named poet laureate of NYC's Queens
[Summary] => A young Filipino literary genius – author of two poetry collections and four chapbooks (short books of poetry), as well as a playwright, film director, college professor, editor, and publisher – beat out over 20 contenders to become the fifth and latest poet laureate of the New York City Borough of Queens, home to a large number of Filipino immigrants.
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[AuthorName] => Edmund Silvestre
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[Title] => Junctions in poetry
[Summary] => Is there value in disjointedness in poetry? My answer spells a hung jury, with a qualifier in bold caps preceding the sentence. It depends…
We see much of this feature in the work of young poets, who attempt to reflect modern-day anomie, urban zeitgeist, simul stimuli and the randomness of quicksilver lives. Sometimes it works, when it’s subtly conducted, not laid too thick. There is a trick to handling delicacy of irony in non-linear impressions, expressions and narratives. More often than not, however, that sleight-of-hand poker trick proves elusive.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Alfred A. Yuson
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