Tag: Poems about AIDS

• Twentieth anniversary: living with AIDS

  August 12, 2013 marks my twentieth anniversary of living with the AIDS virus. I have just published a poetic journal documenting and describing the process leading up to that date. The book is entitled JISEI: death poems and daily reflections by a person with AIDS

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  August 9, 2013

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  Adam Donaldson Powell, AIDS, Death Poem, Jisei, Poems about AIDS, poems about death

• Essays about “Jisei”, my new poetry book.

  BOOK FOREWORD. AIDS has changed the world in more ways than we may possibly know. We will never fully comprehend the impact of losing so many people taken by this disease. Their contributions could have altered the face of humanity, the world of art and literature, the rearing of future leaders, the impact on communities,…

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  August 9, 2013

  Gay literature, Jisei – Death Poems

  Adam Donaldson Powell, AIDS, AIDS survivor, Albert Russo, Amitabh Mitra, Anette Trettebergstuen, Azsacra Zarathustra, Christina Landles-Cobb, Isagani R. Cruz, Jisei, Maria Cristina Azcona, Poems about AIDS, poems about death, Rick Davis, SIDA

• Poems about AIDS.

  FOR THE BOYS (with AIDS). To friends who don’t know and strangers who don’t care, soldiers of love worship tinsel-town sex goddesses with all their strength. They thrive outwardly on the rantings of Madonna and privately soothe their pain and hopelessness with somber strains by Leonard Cohen. Their greatest ambition is to shake the shackles…

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  June 6, 2013

  Aids activism, Gay literature, Poemas de Adam Donaldson Powell, Poems about AIDS, Selected poems

  Adam Donaldson Powell, AIDS, Poems about AIDS