Tag Archives: Poetics

Last Exit to Hoboken – 14th Street Rhapsody: Poetry

By Richard A. Peña | Published: February 22, 2019

Ho-Ho-Kus, Hocus-Pocus, Abracadabra, and Moonachie too. Half-past Weehawken, under the neon starlight of the Jersey night, in the taverns of Hoboken, you find yourself broke, looking to find redemption, the sublime, and the Christopher Street line. These vagabond blues come in so many hues and road-worn shoes in a room of lost and found souls […]

Theater: Reality, Rituals, and the Human Imagination

By Richard A. Peña | Published: October 10, 2015

Altamira, Spain – Before the Common Era Perched high on the edge of the cave wall, small reddish-brown bird watches with curiosity from its nest and observes the outline of twelve silhouettes huddled around a smoky but tender fire.  The smoke from the fire rises, softens the angular light of the sun setting in the […]

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