A. Keith Carreiro Interviewed by Frank Falvey. On Tuesday, 2 August 2022, I was interviewed by Frank Falvey, host of Frank Presents, at the Franklin Community Cable Access TV Studio in Franklin, MA. I was last interviewed by Frank on Friday, 5 April 2019. It was great to see him and to share with him the…
This poem is a tribute to my parent’s generation. It pays homage to those who fought for the Allies and to those who contributed to the Allies’ war effort against the Axis powers. While it is ostensibly about Adolf Eichmann, it also refers to the evil that existed in the world, especially the horror unleashed by Nazi Germany, and the hell that Hitler and his ilk waged against humanity. The poem reveals a critical raison d’être of the war. It touches upon the importance of and the sacrifices made by the Greatest Generation in defeating this dreadful scourge of genocide, and its ability to vanquish such insufferable barbarity.
(My Guitars – Storytellers All: Photo taken February 2016) Lean your body forward slightly to support the guitar against your chest, for the poetry of the music should resound in your heart. —Andrés Segovia (21 February 1893–2 June 1987) Since the start of this New Year, I have been on a weekly reflective journey…