By Michael Tyler, EJS Poet-in-Residence The Game 7 finale of the NBA Championship took place on Sunday, June 22nd, with the Oklahoma City Thunder winning its first ever Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy. Just the day before, I was fortunate and privileged to have attended and participated in the Juneteenth Art Exhibit Benefit for the EqualContinueContinue reading “‘The Noose That Hangs The Nation’ by Michael Tyler”
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‘When In The Course Of Human Events’ by Michael Tyler
By Michael Tyler, EJS Poet-in-Residence I would be willing to wager, despite the severely diminished regard for history in the nation, that better than half of the adult population of the United States can recite some, if not all of the most often quoted line from the Declaration of Independence, the one that begins with,ContinueContinue reading “‘When In The Course Of Human Events’ by Michael Tyler”
My Mother Taught What Aesop Didn’t
By Michael Tyler, EJS Poet-in-Residence The title of my first book is Water For The Soul: A Father’s Hope for His Son. It began as a journal I was keeping, when I was being denied seeing my eldest son in the aftermath of a bitter divorce. My journal entries were not a log of myContinueContinue reading “My Mother Taught What Aesop Didn’t”