James J. Jackson

Poet and Journalist

Tag: art

  • Simple Advice

    Feb 3
  • Why A Poem Never Belongs to The Author

    Oct 28
  • When The Artist Gets It Wrong

    Oct 2
  • Art in Our Times, a poem

    Jul 31
  • Soul and Pain, a poem

    May 29
  • Soul and Pain, a poem

    May 29
  • Cruel Reality, a poem for our times

    Apr 17
  • The Artist Is The Revolutionary

    Apr 10
  • Three Napkins I Scribbled My Soul On

    Jun 6
  • What good is a broken man?

    Apr 4
  • My Recent Car Wreck; Trauma Will Not Win

    Mar 27
  • March 1, 2017

    Mar 2
  • 2016

    Aug 20
  • Forced Interactions and Social Tedium

    Apr 29
  • So Shall Life Carry On

    Apr 22
  • A Short Note About Peace

    Apr 15
  • Thought’s Post Annual Fleeting

    Dec 8
  • The Man Who Is Tall Is Happy?

    Nov 11
  • A Film Buffs Opinion of the “Content Bubble” or (Why the only new movie I saw all year was Straight Outta Compton)

    Sep 24
  • A Hand Over the Heart Does Not Feed a Hungry Child

    Sep 20
  • New Word

    Sep 1
  • The Story’s Answer Epilogue

    May 8
  • The Story’s Answer Part 5

    Apr 10
  • The Story’s Answer Part 4

    Apr 3
  • Gramercy, The Journey of Jack Lewis Chapter 16

    Mar 22
  • Gramercy, The Journey of Jack Lewis Chapter 15

    Mar 15
  • Gramercy, The Journey of Jack Lewis. Chapter 14

    Mar 2
  • The Story’s Answer Part 3

    Feb 27
  • The Story’s Answer. Part 2

    Feb 21
  • Gramercy, The Journey of Jack Lewis. Chapter 13.

    Feb 15
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