Blog - Rodger Kamenetz

Fighting in the Captain’s Tower: In Defense of Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize

By Rodger / May 24, 2021

I wrote this piece about me, Bob Dylan and T.S. Eliot in defense of Dylan's Nobel Prize. Re-upping it today...

Shipwrecks : An elegy for Herbert Kearney

By Rodger / May 8, 2021

Herbert Kearney’s fallen angel is at the heart of this elegy.

Verse of April

By Rodger / April 30, 2021

Just released Verse of April: Hymn For the Living Poet. I have poems in there in homage to three poet-friends....

Dreams & Afflictive States of Mind

By Rodger / April 15, 2021

Dreams and Afflictive States of Mind With Poet and Author Rodger Kamenetz Register Here When: Tuesday, June 1, 2021 -...

THE RABBI PUPPET OF PRAGUE

By Rodger / March 1, 2021

My friend Richard Katrovas created the Prague Summer Program in the wake of the Velvet Revolution and I was fortunate...

DREAM LOGIC RE-DREAMED

By Rodger / February 7, 2021

My friend Alexis Krasilovsky who is a noted film-maker and author also does graphic art. She read into DREAM LOGIC...

“Too Many Questions” from Dream Logic

By Rodger / January 25, 2021

Fifteen minutes of poetry from Dream Logic reading.

Theory of Gravity: Or a poem for my own damned birthday

By Rodger / January 19, 2021

Theory of Gravity, poem for my own damned birthday 1/20/21 There’s as much mystery in a fork falling under...

ENCOUNTERING IMAGES #2 WORDSWORTH

By Rodger / January 15, 2021

Wordsworth is our great teacher of how to contemplate images in nature, and therefore in our dreams.

Jean Valentine a poet of the dream

By Rodger / January 8, 2021

“I had a teacher in college who said, ‘You could write from your dreams,’” she told Ploughshares, the literary magazine,...

Theory of Gravity: Or a poem for my own damned birthday

Rodger | January 19, 2021January 19, 2021 | poetry

Theory of Gravity, poem for my own damned birthday 1/20/21 There’s as much mystery in a fork falling under the table as in how I got to be here…

ENCOUNTERING IMAGES #2 WORDSWORTH

Rodger | January 15, 2021January 22, 2021 | Dreams, poetry, Wordsworth

Wordsworth is our great teacher of how to contemplate images in nature, and therefore in our dreams.

Jean Valentine a poet of the dream

Rodger | January 8, 2021January 8, 2021 | Dream Logic, Dreams, poetry

“I had a teacher in college who said, ‘You could write from your dreams,’” she told Ploughshares, the literary magazine, in 2008, “and that was like being given a bag…

A Poem for the Old Year

Rodger | December 31, 2020March 16, 2021 | poetry

A heap of I’s…

CALM APP INTERVIEW

Rodger | December 24, 2020December 24, 2020 | Dreams, Natural Dreamwork

I was interviewed for the Calm App, and featured in their ongoing series, Sparks. Here we talk a little about the benefit of keeping track of your dreams, and how to work with the images they offer.

Dreams and Afflictive Emotions

Rodger | December 16, 2020December 23, 2020 | Buddhism, Dalai Lama, Dreams, Natural Dreamwork, The Jew in the Lotus

I first heard the question during the visit to Dharamsala in 1990 I narrated in The Jew in the Lotus. What are the methods for dealing with “afflictive states of…

Dante at the Gates of Hell

Rodger | December 13, 2020December 16, 2020 | Dante, Dreams, Natural Dreamwork, poetry

Encountering Images Series #1 From time to time I will be offering examples of encounters with images from poetry. The point is to show what we might learn from the…

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