“… photographer Berenice Abbott, […] she photographed many of the famous literary and artistic figures of the day, including James Joyce, Peggy Guggenheim, and JACQUES COUSTEAU.”
Um…. this should be “Jean Cocteau”
(see, for example the text accompanying the program)
The body of the posting notes “The text for this poem is no longer available”, meaning that the licensing for the text has expired. This happens occasionally.
(Also, note that if you click on the “ORIGINAL TEXT AND AUDIO” link you are taken to the page containing the audio as it was broadcast. While the text is not available here either, you can hear the audio of it being read.)
I read this very regularly and have never seen the euphemism "passed" in your column. Regardless of one's religious orientation, the person in question died.
“… photographer Berenice Abbott, […] she photographed many of the famous literary and artistic figures of the day, including James Joyce, Peggy Guggenheim, and JACQUES COUSTEAU.”
Um…. this should be “Jean Cocteau”
(see, for example the text accompanying the program)
Why isn’t poem published today? Hope that is just a one day omisdion
The body of the posting notes “The text for this poem is no longer available”, meaning that the licensing for the text has expired. This happens occasionally.
(Also, note that if you click on the “ORIGINAL TEXT AND AUDIO” link you are taken to the page containing the audio as it was broadcast. While the text is not available here either, you can hear the audio of it being read.)
I read this very regularly and have never seen the euphemism "passed" in your column. Regardless of one's religious orientation, the person in question died.