By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: I remember reading how itinerant storytellers, such as bards, used to wander landscapes and actually helped to keep the histories of certain places alive by their recitation of various tales–especially during The Middle Ages. This poem is dedicated to them.] I have read that once upon a time storytellersContinue reading “The Ancient Lives of Storytellers (A Poem)”
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The Storyteller (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: Does anyone remember Jim Henson’s The Storyteller? It was a wonderful show that shared a variety of fairy tales in the first season, and then some ancient legends in the second.] Let me tell you of a wrinkly old gentleman adorned in the battered cloak given to him Continue reading “The Storyteller (A Poem)”
An Observation on Books (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: My creative writing professor had a great deal of wisdom to share throughout his classes.] “Do you realize that books are a form of technology in use for such a long time we now see them as natural?” my professor said aloud one day amidContinue reading “An Observation on Books (A Poem)”