Thursday, September 17, 2026

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POEM: Adversity

A poem is waiting on the sunlit path...

A poem is waiting
on the sunlit path
to brighten the day.
Words to strengthen
while the world turns
with horror and sorrow.

Blood and tears are everywhere.
Climbing from bombed out homes.
Twisted with fear for hostages taken.
All is in shambles.

People suffer, as bombs and planes
are manufactured and sold
at fever pitch.
There is money in death and destruction.
Someone gains from the deep losses
both sides endure.

Every bomb dropped
on the devastated city
creates a new terror
in the soul of a child
surviving the blast.

Fear, loss, sorrow
replaced by anger, mistrust, hate,
for those killing family, friends —
the innocent.
The current faction may be eliminated
but another will be born
in the womb of revenge and hopelessness.

That poem on the sunlit path
still waits.

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THEATER REVIEW: Dorset Theatre Festival’s production of ‘The Understudy’ plays at the Dorset Playhouse through July 19

If the work of theater interests you, this is a perfect play for you. If the course of romantic pairings intrigues you, this is also a play for you. If you just want to experience a fun time, see this play. It has a limited run, so see it now.

THEATER REVIEW: ‘Rebel Town’ plays at Monument Mountain Regional High School through July 19

Even the almost historical shows, such as “1776," emerge as dramatic triumphs compared to “Rebel Town.” The latter still needs a major overhaul to become a viable, memorable, and worthwhile musical theater experience.

The History of Jacob’s Pillow in Lee: Jacob’s Pillow instructor Joseph Pilates brings new fitness trend to Lee

“He was charitable. He gave his all. One thing about him was, there was no money involved. He just wanted to do something good for the town and for the people in it.” — Lee veteran and barber Tony Carlino on Joseph Pilates

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