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Cheshire Cat, by Anonymous

February 21, 2019 — 0 Comments

Artists at Bard

As well as our two writing columnists, BardVERSE is proud to announce that each week an anonymous artist will also share their work with the site.

This artist will explore the wonders and mysteries of life and the inner self through media such as paint and charcoal rather than that of the written word.

Don’t forget that BardVERSE also showcases other Bard student work on our Art page.

Make sure to check out all of our students’ hard work!

Columnists

BardVERSE is thrilled to announce Gini Claudio and Joelie Montgomery as our columnists.

Each week, Gini and Joelie will share a piece of writing that explores issues, thoughts, and experiences that hold importance for them and that cast light on the human condition.

Welcome aboard, Gini and Joelie! We thank you for widening our realities with your writing.

Writers At Bard

“Writers At Bard” is an exciting series in which students and faculty share delights and challenges of writing and thinking. Click the link below to check it out and get involved. We’d love to include you as our latest contributor to “Writers at Bard.”

https://bardverse.com/writers-at-bard/

FFW

Do you have a focus-freewrite (FFW) response you wrote that holds meaning for you or others? Send us the FFW question and your response, and get published on BardVERSE!

Learn more by clicking FFW (Focus-Freewrite) in the menu above.

Writing. Thinking.

The Shock of Savagery in _Heart of Darkness_, by Royce Davis July 6, 2019
Enslaved to a Ghost: Who is Beloved, and Are We Supposed to Know?, by Kyanie Vazquez June 7, 2019
Spreading the Story: Quiche Culture in _I, Rigoberta Menchú_, by Olivia Dembie June 7, 2019
Why You Should Sit with the Enormity of Your Soul: Lessons from _Frankenstein_, by Dr. Benjamin Bagocius May 2, 2019
A Different Way: Kenaji Blevins on Writing’s Unsung Heroes April 29, 2019
Tumbling: A Reflection on Gymnastics Within, by Genaidaliz Claudio April 27, 2019
Why is It Beautiful? Dr. Christian Lehmann on Reading, Writing, and Revelation April 25, 2019
Even if It’s the Smallest Thing: Ophira Berenholz on Finding Ground as a Writer April 25, 2019
Lessons from _The Tempest_: What My Classmates Taught Me about Anger and Healing, by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery April 25, 2019
Hours and Hours Can Pass: Ms. Rachel Novak on the Flow of Writing April 18, 2019
I Want a Change: Chocolate Syrup and Life’s Messiness, by Genaidaliz Claudio April 18, 2019
Restless Quiet: On Building a World from Questions, by Isaiah Mojica April 14, 2019
Words Change Me: Genaidaliz Claudio on Giving New Music a Chance April 11, 2019
The Gravity of Flies: Insects and Imperialism in _Heart of Darkness_, by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery April 11, 2019
Abomination Sensations: When Feeling Courses through the Veins. A Poem by Vianca Tejeda April 4, 2019
We Workshop, Share, and Support: Dr. Guy Risko on Writing and Community April 4, 2019
One of Them Notices: A Poem about Caring and Trying, by Kymari Williams April 1, 2019
After Years and Years I See It: A Poem by Esperanza Garcia March 21, 2019
A Writer’s Most Magical Setting: the Heart. Genaidaliz Claudio on Writing and Feeling March 18, 2019
Okonkwo’s Hypocrisy Makes Things Fall Apart, by Yousef Khalaf March 13, 2019
Fragile and Strong: The Figure of the Child in _Persepolis_, by Alana Johns March 12, 2019
Desperate for Attention: The Horror of Neglect in _Frankenstein_, by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery March 10, 2019
For Others, but also for Me: Writing and Happiness with Michaela Spoljaric March 9, 2019
Main Characters and Genuine Interest: Yousef Khalaf on the Big Picture March 9, 2019
Who Run the World? Dr. Jen Sweeney on Writing and Thinking and Running March 9, 2019
Big Open Rooms: Dr. Paul Hansen on Reading Deeply and Widely March 8, 2019
Look Outside: Mr. Brandon Abood on Writing Beyond Your Memory March 8, 2019
Dante’s Journey to Joy, by Emmalee Bravo March 8, 2019
_Macbeth_, Playgrounds, and Human Intensity across Time and Place with Dr. Joshua Walker March 7, 2019
Just Begin: Olivia Dembie on Blues Music, Gatsby, and Writing that First Draft March 7, 2019
When the Sun is Gone and the Moon is Shining: Alana Johns on Writing the Self into the World March 6, 2019
Struggling Between Freedom and Family in Marjane Satrapi’s _Persepolis_, by Yousef Khalaf March 6, 2019
_Frankenstein_: Hurting Souls Have the Biggest Hearts, by Jorimar Marti March 1, 2019
Emily Dickinson’s Poetry and the Revival of Hope, by Michaela Spoljaric February 28, 2019
Loneliness and Hidden Beauty in Mary Shelley’s _Frankenstein_, by Mario Escobar February 28, 2019
Searching for God and Self in Marjane Satrapi’s _Persepolis_, by Genaidaliz Claudio February 28, 2019
Sunset, by Ammy Silverio February 21, 2019
More Than A Physical Guide: Rethinking Virgil in Dante’s _Inferno_, by Angelique Fletcher February 21, 2019
Cheshire Cat, by Anonymous February 21, 2019
A Collection of Poems, by Mariam Altuhaimer August 9, 2018

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