Tag Archives: Kamala Harris

Silko and Trump on Weaving

In response to Trump’s defense that his rambling is verbal weaving, I look at applicable weaving imagery in Silko’s novel “Ceremony.”

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Blake, Gibran, and Harris’s Joy

The power and effectiveness of Harris and Walz’s joy is captured in poems by Blake and Gibran.

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Harris’s Speech and a Baldwin Story

The shift in Kamala Harris’s acceptance speech–from heartwarming bio to Churchillian call to action–reminds me of the shift in Sonny’s jazz playing in Baldwin’s story.

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Gorman Dares Us to Dream Together

Amanda Gorman’s Democratic National Convention poem celebrated an all-inclusive vision of America.

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Kamala Harris’s Moment to Rise

Angelou’s “Still I Rise” is the right poem to celebrate Kamala Harris

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Harris as Potter, Biden as Dumbledore

Think of Biden as first Harry Potter and then Dumbledore in the battle against Trump Voldemort.

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Is Trump Set to Inherit the Wind?

The way that the Bryan figure deflates in “Inherit the Wind” may prefigure Trump’s demise.

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On Mary Oliver, Joy, and Harris-Walz

Mary Oliver’s tells us to savor joy, which is what many are doing with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.

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Kamala, Sanskrit for Lotus

“Kamala” is Sanskrit for lotus. This Scott Bates poem on the fertility symbolism of the lotus captures some of Harris’s strengths.

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