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The Healing Art: A Doctor's Black Bag of Poetry by Rafael Campo, 2003-08

What the Body Told by Rafael Campo, 1996-01-01

The Enemy by Rafael Campo, 2007-01-01

Landscape with Human Figure by Rafael Campo, 2002-01-01

The Poetry of Healing: A Doctor's Education in Empathy, Identity, and Desire by Rafael Campo, 1997-01

The Desire to Heal: A Doctor's Education in Empathy, Identity, and Poetry by Rafael Campo, 1998-06-17

Diva by Rafael Campo, 1999-01-01

Beginnings, Birth/Rebirth, and the New World (Five Fingers Review 17) by Elizabeth Ames, Bonnie Auslander, et all 1998-05-01

Politicas de financiamiento a la educacion superior en Mexico/ Policies for Funding the Higher Education in Mexico (Problemas Educativos De Mexico) (Spanish Edition)

The Other Man Was Me: A Voyage to the New World by Rafael Campo, 1994-07-31

The Gila Monster and Its Allies by Charles M. Bogert, Rafael Martin Del Campo, 1993-05

Rafael Campo

Biography - Campo, Rafael (1964-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2005-01-01

Puerto Rican Prisoners and Detainees: Rubén Berríos, Pedro Albizu Campos, Rafael Pérez, Mariana Bracetti, Miguel Henríquez, Alejo Maldonado

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Counterbalance Poetry | Rafael Campo
Rafael Campo. Click on the picture to see a fullsize image of Rafael Campo.Poetry Readings 2, 2000, to present the poet and physician Rafael Campo.
http://www.counterbalancepoetry.org/rafaelcampo.htm

Extractions: Audio Video Get Windows Media Player 7 Counterbalance and the Creative Writing Program of Seattle University joined forces on Nov. 2, 2000, to present the poet and physician Rafael Campo. In the program notes, Dr. Peter Pereira, also a poet and physician and editor of Floating Bridge Press , wrote: "As a Spanish-English bilingual, first-generation Cuban-American, gay Latino man and primary care physician, Campo writes poems and essays that challenge us to explore a world full of contradictions and coherencies, difference and inclusion, alienation and healing. He understands how poetry can teach us to listen, to see, to connect. Through his finely wrought poems, we immerse ourselves totally in the experience of another, and come away feeling at one. In an era of skepticism and anomie, his outlook is ultimately hopeful and humane. Rafael Campo is on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and practices at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, serving a diverse patient population, many of whom are HIV-infected, Spanish-speaking only, and/or gay. His books of poetry include
Wine Lovers' Page: Two Tasty Valpolicellas
Tomassi 1995 Valpolicella Vigneto del campo rafael ($9.99) Best Buy!
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Extractions: Today's Wine Tasting Note Two tasty Valpolicellas The name Valpolicella doesn't get much respect from serious wine lovers, and there's a reason for that: This light, fruity red wine, made from a blend of Corvina and other regional grapes in the Veneto region of Northeastern Italy, is generally pinched between the mass market, which makes a lake of simple, least-common-denominator wine that establishes Valopolicella's world reputation, and the luxury market, which takes a substantial portion of the best Corvina grapes for use in the rich, relatively expensive Amarone. In between these two extremes, however, a limited amount of quality Valpolicella can be found, much of it grown in the older, traditional zone ("Valpolicella Classico") and often made to stricter requirements of alcoholic strength and bottle age ("Classico Superiore"). These wines are well worth seeking out, and as the retail prices below indicate, they can offer excellent value. Tomassi 1995 Valpolicella Vigneto del Campo Rafael ($9.99) Best Buy!
Wine Lovers' Page / Tommasi 1997 Vigneto Del Campo Rafael Valpolicella Classico
Tommasi 1997 Vigneto del campo rafael Valpolicella Classico Superiore($10.99) Dark ruby with a vermilion glint. Ripe redfruit
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Extractions: Dark ruby with a vermilion glint. Ripe red-fruit and floral perfume; crisp and juicy fruit flavor, plummy and ripe, framed by lemon-squirt acidity and a distinct peach-pit bitterness in a long finish. U.S. importer: Solar Imports Ltd., Great Neck, N.Y. (Oct. 10, 2000) FOOD MATCH: A marriage made in heaven with pappardelle (broad pasta) with chopped chicken and prosciutto in a cream sauce. We are now publishing Wine Lovers' Page wine reports in the familiar "shelf-hanger" size and format, to make it easy for wine merchants or collectors to print them out, clip and post them where this wine is displayed. We do ask, however, that the Wine Lovers' Page name and URL be left intact, and that these reports be used with the specific wines rated, not different bottlings or vintages.
Wine Lovers' Page: Two Tasty Valpolicellas
Tomassi 1995 Valpolicella Vigneto del campo rafael ($9.99) Best Buy!Very dark garnet. Ripe blueberry and blackberry aromas with
http://www.wineloverspage.com/wines/wt011799.shtml

Extractions: Today's Wine Tasting Note Two tasty Valpolicellas The name Valpolicella doesn't get much respect from serious wine lovers, and there's a reason for that: This light, fruity red wine, made from a blend of Corvina and other regional grapes in the Veneto region of Northeastern Italy, is generally pinched between the mass market, which makes a lake of simple, least-common-denominator wine that establishes Valopolicella's world reputation, and the luxury market, which takes a substantial portion of the best Corvina grapes for use in the rich, relatively expensive Amarone. In between these two extremes, however, a limited amount of quality Valpolicella can be found, much of it grown in the older, traditional zone ("Valpolicella Classico") and often made to stricter requirements of alcoholic strength and bottle age ("Classico Superiore"). These wines are well worth seeking out, and as the retail prices below indicate, they can offer excellent value. Tomassi 1995 Valpolicella Vigneto del Campo Rafael ($9.99) Best Buy!
Literature & Fiction Campo, Rafael
Literature Fiction Campo, Rafael. Title Diva Subject Literature Fiction Author campo rafael Norton, Barbara T.,Gheith, Jeh
http://www.fair-books.com/Campo-Rafael/Diva-0822323834.html
Literature & Fiction Campo, Rafael
Literature Fiction Campo, Rafael. Title Diva Subject Literature Fiction Author campo rafael Fischer, Frank Citizens, Exper
http://www.fair-books.com/Campo-Rafael/Diva-0822324172.html
Poetry Daily Feature Rafael Campo - Bellevue Literary Review
Listing Rafael campo rafael Campo teaches and practices internal medicine atHarvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
http://www.poems.com/bellecam.htm
The Marlboro Review - Featured Writer - Rafael Campo
Rafael Campo was the featured writer for the Marlboro Review Web Site, Summer/Fall1998. Rafael Campo's translations of Lorca's Sonnets of Dark Love .
http://www.marlbororeview.com/campo.html

Extractions: Rafael Campo is the author of The Other Man Was Me (National Poetry Series, 1993), What the Body Told (Duke University Press), and The Desire to Heal: A Doctor's Education in Empathy, Identity and Poetry (WW Norton, 1998). His work appears in Best American Poetry Double Take The Nation and many other publications. He is on faculty at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, where his medical practice serves Latinos and people with AIDS. He received a Guggenheim Fellowship for 1997-98. Order The Desire to Heal: A Doctor's Education in Empathy, Identity, and Poetry from Amazon.Com or search for Rafael Campo's other books. [Top] the Marlboro Review
Speak-Truth.com: Rafael Campo
Rafael Campo. Don't tell Rafael Campo that science and art are irreconcilabledisciplines. Campo is both a doctor and a poet, and
http://www.speak-truth.com/bio/campo_rafael.html
Rafael Campo
Rafael Campo The Return He doesn't know it yet, but when my fatherand I return to Cuba, it will be forever. His antihypertensives
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Extractions: He doesn't know it yet, but when my father and I return to Cuba, it will be forever. His antihypertensives thrown away, his briefcase in the attic left to waste, the football game turned offhe's snoring now, he doesn't even dream it, but I know I'll carry him the way he carried me when I was small: In 2023, my father's shrunken, eighty-five years old, weighs ninety pounds, a little dazed but thrilled that's Castro's long been dead, his son impeached! He doesn't know it, dozing on the couch across the family room from me, but this is what I've dreamed of giving him, just this. And as I carry him upon my shoulders, triumphant strides across a beach so golden I want to cry, that's when he sees for sure, he sees he's needed me for all these years. He doesn't understand it yet, but when I give him Cuba, he will love me then.
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The Blue Room - The Poetry Of Rafael Campo
Rafael Campo. In a mirror shines The distant moon. Rafael Campo {Top}. TowardsCuring AIDS. I slap on latex gloves before I put My hands inside the wound.
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Extractions: Rafael Campo has published two books that I know of: The Other Man was Me: A Voyage to the New World (poetry) and The Poetry of Healing (short non-fiction). We studied him in my Literature and Medicine Course at Memorial University of Newfoundland in the fall 2000. I recommend his work to anyone, but especially to those of you who work, or will work, in the health field. His awareness of people, separate from their illnesses, is something every health care professional should have. Pick a Poem: Technology and Medicine The New York Times The Advocate ; Some lines by Richard Howard gave us hope. A quiet hospital is infinite, The polished, ice-white floors, the darkened halls Or ghostly, lighted Coke machines. I call To him one night, at home, asleep. His breath I dreamed, had filled my lungshis lips, my lips Had touched. I felt as though I'd touched a shrine. Not disrespectfully, but in some lapse Of concentration. In a mirror shines The distant moon. - Rafael Campo I slap on latex gloves before I put My hands inside the wound. A hypocrite Across the room complains that it's her right To walk awayto walk away's her right As a physician. Lapidary, fine, My patient's eyes are overhearing her. He doesn't wince. His corner bed inters Him even now, as she does: he hasn't died, But he will. The right to treatment medicine Denied is all the hollows here: along His arms, the hungry grooves between the bones Of ribs. As if her surgeon's thread through skin The rite of obligation overdue Could save him now. I close the wound. The drain Is repositioned. Needles in his veins, I leave him pleading. There's too much to do. -Rafael Campo
Los Jinetes De La Cocaína
Translate this page 208. Raúl Roncayo Oswualdo. 209. Redondo Vásquez Luis (Alias Tito Redondo).210. Reyes campo rafael. 211. Robayo Irragori Daniel. 212. Ramírez Orozco. 213.
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Extractions: Santa Marta Lista de Narcotraficantes 2. Aguirre Zapata Luis Ernesto 4. Agudelo Said (Alias EL GORDO SAID) 9. Aguilar Abel 12. Abuchaibe Abuchaibe Juan A. (Alias JUANITO) 14. Agudelo Ernesto 21. Aroca Abad Guillermo 23. Alfaro Carlos 28. Barbosa Angarita Emiro 29. Bonilla Santiago 30. Bornacelly Polo Jaime 31. Barrios Jaime 32. Barros Wbeth Hermes 33. Botero Barros Carlos 34. Barrios Arias Misael 35. Barrios Roque 37. Brito Ochoa Edermes 40. Borelly Jorge 41. Barraza Torres Fausto 42. Betancourt Arturo 43. Barbosa Luis Hernando 44. Betancur Diego 45. Brujes Cotes Guillermo 46. Brujes Cotes Ciro 47. Benjumea Atencio Jorge Luis 49. Balaguero Serrano Manuel 50. Borja Rodolfo 51. Borelly Julio 52 Caballero Aduen Enrique 54. Carrillo Arocha Jairo 59. Campo Franco 60. Charrys Florido 61. Charrys Polo Rafael 63. Cuello Fuenmayor Mario Segundo 64. Charrys Mantilla David Alfonso 65. Cadavid Robles Mario Alberto 66. Camargo Yepes Luis Carlos 67. Carrillo Ochoa Jairo 68. Comas Parrado Pedro 69. Coronado Enrique 71. Cabarca Luis (Alias Lucho) 73. Correa Hugo
Deportes - Impacto
Translate this page picher ganador fue Adrián Hurtado y el perdedor Johann Tuárez.Todos los encuentros se efectuaron en el campo rafael Chucuto.
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Campo, Rafael
Asterisks indicate multimedia. Comments/Inquiries ©New York University19932003. campo, rafael. On-Line Author Site. Physician. Sex, Male.
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MsJAMA - Oct 6 Interview Where Poetry And Medicine Meet A
MSJAMA Interview Oct 6, 1999 Where Poetry and Medicine Meet A Conversation with rafael campo On the morning of August 7, 1999, Dr rafael campo spoke with us via telephone from his home in Jamaica Plain, Mass. A
http://www.ama-assn.org/sci-pubs/msjama/articles/vol_282/no_13/inter.htm
Rafael Campo - The Academy Of American Poets
The Academy of American Poets presents a biography, photograph, and selected poems.
http://www.poets.org/LIT/poet/rcampfst.htm

Extractions: poetry awards poetry month poetry exhibits about the academy Search Larger Type Find a Poet Find a Poem Listening Booth ... Add to a Notebook Rafael Campo Rafael Campo was born in Dover, New Jersey, in 1964. He is the author of three books of poetry: Diva (Duke University Press, 1999), which is a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award; What the Body Told (1996), winner of a Lambda Literary Award; and The Other Man Was Me: A Voyage to the New World (1994), winner of the National Poetry Series 1993 Open Competition. The Poetry of Healing (W. W. Norton, 1996), his collection of prose, also received a Lambda Literary Award for Memoir. He is a PEN Center West Literary Award finalist and a recipient of the National Hispanic Academy of Arts and Sciences Annual Achievement Award, and recently received fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the Echoing Green Foundation. His poems, essays, and reviews have appeared in many publications, including The Best American Poetry 1995 DoubleTake The Kenyon Review The Nation The New York Times Magazine The Paris Review Parnassus Ploughshares , and the Washington Post Book World . He is a practicing physician at Harvard Medical School and the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. This bio was last updated on Feb 15, 2001.
Poetry Porch 3: Rafael Campo
Poetry Porch 3 Poetics Of the Sonnet and an interview with rafael campo In October 1997, Joyce Wilson and rafael campo participated in this interview, which took place through email.
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Extractions: Paradoxical Beauties: In October 1997, Joyce Wilson and Rafael Campo participated in this interview, which took place through email. Rafael Campo is a practicing physician and lecturer at Harvard Medical School. He has published two volumes of poetry, The Other Man Was Me, Arte Publico Press, 1994, and What the Body Told Duke University Press, 1996, and a book of essays, The Poetry of Healing , W. W. Norton, 1997. JW: At a reading last winter, at Boston University I believe, we spoke briefly afterward, and I remember your reference to some of your poems as ER poems (referring to the popular television show based on dramatized emergency room situations). This comment led me to expect that I would find an apparent difference in your work, from first book to second, in which the first contained a set of narratives based on your experience as a medical physician, and the second moved on to meet the challenges of the poetic craft, concentrating on form after the earlier were based more on content. When I read your poems, I didnt find the clear delineation of efforts that I anticipated at all. It was obvious from the beginning that you have been experimenting with the sonnet form all along. Am I correct in concluding that the sonnet is the most represented form in both books? Many of the poems in the first book appear to me to be narratives in 14 lines that follow loose rhyme schemes. And then some are 16 lines, with an abba, etc. rhyme scheme. One ends with a 13th line. Why the sonnet form?
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campo, rafael, The Distant Moon. campo, rafael, Diva. campo, rafael, HerFinal Show. campo, rafael, The Other Man Was Me A Voyage to the New World.
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Extractions: Comments/Inquiries Abse, Dannie Anti-Clockwise (1) Abse, Dannie Anti-Clockwise (2) Abse, Dannie Be Seated, Thou Abse, Dannie Carnal Knowledge Abse, Dannie Case History Abse, Dannie Exit Abse, Dannie In the theatre (A true incident) Abse, Dannie Millie's Date Abse, Dannie Not Beautiful Abse, Dannie The Origin of Music Abse, Dannie Pathology of Colours Abse, Dannie The Stethoscope Abse, Dannie Tuberculosis Abse, Dannie A Winter Visit Abse, Dannie X-ray Adair, Virginia Hamilton Exit Amor Adair, Virginia Hamilton One Ordinary Evening Akhmatova, Anna In Memory of Mikhail Bulgakov Akhmatova, Anna Requiem Akhmatova, Anna Twenty-First. Night. Monday. Alegria, Claribel Sorrow/Saudade Allen, Dick
Literatura Argentina Del Siglo XIX
Sitio dedicado al an¡lisis de la obra de Estanislao del campo, Esteban Echeverra, Jos© Hern¡ndez, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, Juana Manuela Gorriti, Almafuerte, Nicol¡s Avellaneda, Bernardo Monteagudo, Carlos Guido y Spano, Vicente Fidel L³pez, Juan Bautista Alberdi, Ricardo Guti©rrez, Lucio V. Mansilla, Miguel Can©, Guillermo Rawson, Arist³bulo del Valle, rafael Obligado, Joaqun V. Gonz¡lez, Tom¡s Guido, Florentino Ameghino, Hilario Ascasubi, Eduardo Wilde, Roque S¡enz Pe±a, Bartolom© Mitre y Juan Mara Guti©rrez.
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