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Interviewed on 'Poetry Worth Hearing'
Just before the Christmas break, I was pleased to be asked by Kathleen McPhilemy to contribute to the January 2023 edition of her on-going series of podcasts, Poetry Worth Hearing. Kathleen’s own introductory remarks about what the podcast includes are as follows: Jessica Mookherjee reading from two recent collections, Tigress and Notes from a Shipwreck (both published by Nine Arches Press),…
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Just realized the biggest irony in having Miles take the fall for burning the Mona Lisa. Miles made an entire career out of taking credit for other people's achievements and always having a "disruptor" take the fall when one of his idiotic ideas might backfire on him.
But when Helen (yes it was actually Helen who burned the mona Lisa) burns the most famous art piece in the world, all his disruptors plan to blame him. Talk about comeuppance.
The symbolism of Helen breaking radom glass sculptures and the "Distuptors" joining in all while Miles was still smiling. But once Helen broke the minibar (where their favorite alcohol is stored) they no longer found Helen's rage funny or inspirational.....
Im not smart so yall have to tell me what it means.