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Aida Blue by James Wright for ES Magazine

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“All the lovely emptiness on earth is easy enough to find.”

— James Wright, from “The Accusation,” Collected Poems (Wesleyan University Press, 1971)

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||•You Used To Call Me On The Telephone☎️📞😩•|| #River #RiverJudePhoenix #RiverJude #RiverPhoenix #Telephone #Vintage #Actor #Film #TheThingCalledLove #1993 #JamesWright

[thatdoesntsuck]

The past few days my body has been trying to remind me that it is the boss. When that happens I turn inward and boost my mind and spirit with what I can control. Mainly words. Robert Frost and James Wright have always been poets that spoke to me. Wright being a midwestern drunk depressive and his battle to find beauty in the darkest places in life is fitting for now, and timeless. I hope you find some poetry inside your day. #HeidisReadingCorner #Books #Reading #Writing #Authors #Stories #JamesWright #Poetry #AboveTheRiver #ABlessing #TheJewel #Poems https://www.instagram.com/p/CALvZZ9gbL6/?igshid=1e4j9kpo6cxd6

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#jameswright (at Fountainebleau Blvd) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-KZboygA4D/?igshid=14ljyn70r0kb1

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“We choose exile as a vantage point; from exile we look back on the rejected” ― James Wright, Pulitzer Prize winning poet born December 13, 1927. 📚 #gsbauthorquotes #gsbquotesjameswright . . . . . . . . . . #gasstationburrito #onthisday #literaryhistory #bookstagram #books #bookworm #author #authorquotes #authormemes #writer #writerquotes #jameswright #poet #poetry #exile #rejected #outsider #belonging https://www.instagram.com/p/B6B68H3Bubt/?igshid=1q8198h971tf8

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Some of River Phoenix movies that I’ve already watched 

Stand by Me (1986)

The Mosquito Coast (1986)

Running On Empty (1988)

My Own Private Idaho (1991)

The Thing Called Love (1993)

[cincy2france-blog]

2 Players the Bengals will miss that no one is talking enough about.

With uncertainty surrounding the play of Cedric Ogbuehi and Jake Fisher mixed with fans’ perceived disappointment with the inconsistency of Russell Bodine, it’s easy to concentrate on the free agent losses of Andrew Whitworth and Eric Zeitler. There are two other, more under the radar offseason losses, that will also be felt in the 2017 season, even if its not to the extent of the aforementioned linemen.

1. Rex Burkhead

The question Pro Football Focus asked when Burkhead signed with the Patriots was “Did the Bengals just lose their best running back this offseason?” The answer, statistically speaking, is yes. His 4.6 yards per carry surpassed Jeremy Hill’s 3.8 and Giovanni Bernard’s 3.7.

But this wasn’t the only thing Burkhead did for the team. He was the ultimate ‘versatile player’ that the Bengals say they covet. This versatility was on full display going into the playoff game against the Indianapolis Colts in 2014. Burkhead played primarily at receiver. Receiver! And, he played well! 

A productive runner, good receiver out of the backfield, a willing and capable pass blocker. He covered kickoffs, returned kicks, and was a gunner on the punt team. He’s quick, fast, and agile with what should have been a 100 spin move on Madden.

His versatility and production combined with Hill’s lack lack thereof and Bernard coming off of an ACL tear should have made Burkhead’s resigning a priority this offseason. Instead, he signed with New England. As ESPN’s Stugotz, or in this case, Gotztradamus, accurately predicted back in December, “Rex Burkhead, New England Patriots, collision course.”  

Now, not only will Burkhead be known as “one of those players that the Patriots love,” (not sure what people mean when they say this) but also as “one of those types of players that the Bengals claim they love because of their versatility but is never really given the opportunity to fully showcase what he can do because he’s too busy being versatile.” Yes, people really do say that, and if they don’t, they should.

2. James Wright

If you have already forgotten about James Wright, that’s your fault, not his. Wright, a seventh round draft pick, was primarily used as a special teamer during his tenure with the team. When used as a receiver, he was impressive as he consistently was able to make circus like catches for big plays and third down conversions.

When he was drafted in the seventh round out of LSU, most said that it was a Darren Simmons pick. He proved to be a valuable special teamer who made many plays while on the kickoff team and as a gunner on the punt team.

However, when given the opportunity, he proved to be a more than capable receiver down the field as well as on plays closer to the line of scrimmage such as screens, reverses, and even the primary runner from the wildcat formation. His ability to gain yards with the ball in his hands is a part of his game that the team seemed to appreciate. All of which makes him one of those ‘versatile players’ this coaching staff is always talking about. Unfortunately for Wright, he suffered a leg injury in 2015 just as the club was set to count on him to be the fourth receiver behind AJ Green, Marvin Jones, and Mohammed Sanu.

In 2016, the Bengals thought enough of Wright to keep him around after coming back from his PCL injury and he continued to be a presence on special teams as well as at receiver.

Earlier this year, Wright signed with the Cleveland Browns. With four receivers being drafted in the in the last two drafts, the emergence of Alex Erickson to go along with AJ Green, his release from the Bengals a logical move. It just would have been nice to see him get more opportunities. Hopefully, one of the young skilled position guys can make up for his loss on special teams.

Let’s go back to the first game against the Jets. First quarter, first punt of the season. The personal protector was Rex Burkhead. The player making the tackle downfield was James Wright. It was the little and not so little things they did which will be missed in 2017.

During the offseason and into training camp, there will no doubt be a plethora of story lines and intrigue. The loss of Burkhead and Wright may not be one of them. Nevertheless, Cleveland and New England have ex Bengals and are a little bit better because of it.

[maryannmccarra-fitzpatrick]

Reading and reception at the Field Library in Peekskill, NY.

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Phoebe Tonkin photographed by James Wright for So It Goes Magazine

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UPDATE ON THE SIENNA MAE AND JACK WRIGHT SITUATION

Jack Wright has finally posted on his Instagram saying, “ While sharing all my life with all of you some parts are deeply personal and I have been hesitant to to share my own emotional and mental well-being”

He continues to say that this is a serious matter that has real consequences, and Mason and James’ only intention was to protect me with the truth, and I really value their enormous support through this extremely difficult time. He also says that he hopes Sienna gets the support and help she needs, and he does not want to tear anyone down and only wishes healing for everybody involved.

WOW! Do you think Jack is in the right for keeping it personal or should he make a video explaining his side?

Hope you have a good day/afternoon/ night filled with happiness and positivity!

[athingcalledbliss]

Amy Adams by Boe Marion for So It Goes Magazine Issue 12 

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[generallygothic]

Hear a guy who played a teen movie vampire 🍷 read one of American Deep Image poet James Wright's (born this day, 1927, d. 1980) pieces 📖 on episode 4 of The Paris Review podcast. (#Regram from @parisreview.)

#generallygothic #gothic #theparisreview #parisreview #podcast #robertpattinson #twilight #jameswright #americanpoet #deepimage #deepimagepoetry #academic