19 State Blogs Ready to Chronicle Tour

There are now 19 State Dead Poets blogs, which will announce and chronicle events in each State: Maine, New England, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Washington, DC., Maryland, New York, and Rhode Island. California is not on the tour, but has a blog.

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[georgefitzgerald.blogspot.com]

Great blog! Especially love the readings by the graves. - George

[Carey Weeks]

Stan Rice, late husband of author Anne Rice was a recognized poet. He is buried in Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans, La. http://www.stanrice.com/

Carey

[Mandy]

Paul Laurence Dunbar,one of the first internationally recognized African American poet, is buried in Woodland Cemetery in Dayton, OH. His home is part of the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park in Dayton, OH. For more information, visit http://www.nps.gov/daav and http://www.woodlandcemetery.org.

Mandy

[Gene]

Great Movie, Well done.

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[Anonymous]

“In this poem, Todd is saying that the madman is passion, but passion (the blanket) is not enough, it leaves you cold and exposed. Through your whole life, passion only is shown on your face when you wail and scream and cry. You need it to a certain extent because as Keating said, “the human race is filled with passion” and also that passion is the reason to stay alive, but just following your passions is not enough. You need to be able to control your passions and not let them control you.” (Unknown Author)

“Todd’s poem, inspired by Whitman’s picture, could be a symbol for the attempt to balance romanticism and rationalism. Forgive me if I don’t remember it correctly if I mess up and if my memory does affect this ignore it. It has been a while. Truth being a blanket that only covers you partially always keeping your feet cold. The blanket is the attempt to balance rationalism and romanticism. No matter how you stretch it one way or the other something is exposed. The feet are symbolizing Todd’s rationalism and the head represents his romanticism. As his rational side was the one that had always won out before that was the one most exposed to criticism, thus being cold. I would argue that Todd slowly throughout the movie began to movie the to cover more of his rational side and uncover some of his romantic side in an attempt to balance the two.” (Unknown Author)