John Burroughs,
a.k.a. Jesus Crisis, is a pacifist, poet, playwright, musician, composer, bibliophile, and seeker in Elyria, Ohio.
Co-founder (with Dianne Borsenik) of the monthly Lix and Kix Poetry Extravaganza and the annual winter wordfest known as Snoetry, John is also the
founding editor and publisher for Crisis Chronicles Press and a regular contributor to the Cleveland
Poetics and Ohio Poetry Association blogs. Since 2011 he has served as the OPA's webmaster pro tem.
John founded a loose association called Poets of Lorain County, under whose auspices he's hosted regular open mic and
featured poet events at the Avon Lake Public Library and the Lorain Arts Council's
737 Gallery, as well as the PoetryElyria series at Jim's Coffeehouse and Diner, the Scott M. Duncan
Photography studio and other venues in his hometown.
John's work has appeared on stages in four states, as well as in numerous journals, and he is the author of six poetry chapbooks, including:
10/22/2008 3:12 PM
chris wrote:
Already read it and commented on Steve's MySpace blog page... nice you posted this here.. worth it. You may want to post a link to that one too for those who fear to leave the confines of MySpace... Reply to this
10/22/2008 4:05 PM
Jesus Crisis wrote:
I suspect those souls afraid to leave the warm womb of MySpace probably haven't plopped onto this Crisis Chronicles clinic table. But for those on MySpace who are here and aren't yet following Smith's blog, I recommend it: www.myspace.com/smithcrimes
I actually used the MySpace blog link first, then changed my mind. In retrospect, I should have used both.
10/22/2008 4:41 PM
Elena wrote:
Listen to MSNBC and Chris Matthews. He is the very best and entertains me every night now. Sorry but I can't spend any more time on this comment since he is on right now giving a lot of really interesting info on the Republican's campaign crazies. Bye... Reply to this
I like this one better than the pop in polit article
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you made me suddenly laugh out loud when i read this. thnx.
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"It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry." - Bob Dylan
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Already read it and commented on Steve's MySpace blog page... nice you posted this here.. worth it. You may want to post a link to that one too for those who fear to leave the confines of MySpace...
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I suspect those souls afraid to leave the warm womb of MySpace probably haven't plopped onto this Crisis Chronicles clinic table.
I actually used the MySpace blog link first, then changed my mind.
In retrospect, I should have used both.
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Listen to MSNBC and Chris Matthews. He is the very best and entertains me every night now. Sorry but I can't spend any more time on this comment since he is on right now giving a lot of really interesting info on the Republican's campaign crazies. Bye...
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(kudos)
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