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Something Never Left Behind

Posted on May 13, 2013 by George Cruz

Hands down the most interesting final I have done in my life. It’s funny how you plan out something in your head and the final product turns out to be something completely different. I initially wanted to shoot my daily … Continue reading →

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Digital Essay Proposal

Posted on April 21, 2013 by George Cruz

For my digital, I plan to turn my poem into a moving picture. Pending on the approval of my poem, I plan to take the idea of a bike ride & a love story and combined the two in order … Continue reading →

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Personism: A Manifesto

Posted on April 14, 2013 by George Cruz

Personism….does it really work? Frank O’Hara’s, “Personism: A Manifesto”, approaches poetry from a different angle that most poets would have never thought about. Personally when it comes to reading poems and analyzing them, I struggle. I always seem to just … Continue reading →

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Quicksand

Posted on April 9, 2013 by George Cruz

Quicksand….one of the trickiest things you can come across. It is nearly impossible to recognize it because it disguises itself with its surrounding. New York City is one big box of quicksand. You embark on your journey expecting to encounter … Continue reading →

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Brooklyn Bridge

Posted on March 12, 2013 by George Cruz

My first encounter with the Brooklyn Bridge didn’t come until high school. It was my sophomore year in high school and my school had a baseball game against Murry Bergtraum High School. For those of you who have never heard of the … Continue reading →

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Clear Walls, Clouded Minds

Posted on February 19, 2013 by George Cruz

“The Lost Beautifulness” & “Soap and Water” shows us that greed will get you no where. You see this mainly in the actions of Hannah Hayyeh. Hannah was a middle-lower class household mother who wanted to do something nice for … Continue reading →

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A Walk Through Tragedy

Posted on February 10, 2013 by George Cruz

New York City is a city like no other. For outsiders, it is a must see. The sites are truly breath taking and it really is the city that never sleeps.  As a New Yorker, I have had the privilege to have … Continue reading →

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