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Deborah Kelly

Pennsylvania
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“Over the Rainbow” by Harold Arlen and E.Y. "Yip" Harburg - SevenPonds Blog

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By Deborah Kelly, Deborah Kelly
| SevenPonds Blog
Although Judy Garland’s role in The Wizard of Oz popularized “Over the Rainbow,” frequently referred to as “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” the song has more depth than meets the eye. The composers, Harold Arlen and E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, indicated that it represented a child’s longing to escape from a colorless world, but also resonated with a greater community yearning for hope.
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Hang On, Winter is Almost Over- February Issue 27.6

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By Susan Grimm, Noam Lazarus, Diane Kendig, Deborah Kelly
| Cider Press Review
Welcome to the February Issue, Issue 27.6 of Cider Press Review. In this issue of Cider Press Review, we search for a blueprint to survive winter’s final press upon the body, for a release from the deep cold welling beneath our surfaces, for receding darkness. In “Pocketful of Light,” Susan Grimm disrupts winter’s weight: “The wind is blowing indecently, flapping some bird wings and my unopened umbrella silk. // Doing our best. We never do that. Torpid. Indolent with winter.
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Pocketful of Light by Susan Grimm

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By Noam Lazarus, Diane Kendig, Deborah Kelly
| Cider Press Review
It’s very cold in the poem. All I have is the rhythm of my legs—spondaic—with an italic of gimp. And some mud. God might make a man out of that, conscript the wind for his voice. The wind is blowing indecently, flapping some bird wings and my unopened umbrella silk. Doing our best. We never do that. Torpid. Indolent with winter. Rush now to the precipice of the line break. I keep putting birds in trees and lakes next to the vacant lot where something bad is happening.
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