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April 5 :: Louis Simpson’s “American Poetry” | 30 Days of Poems
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30 Days of Poems. April 4 : Maria Mazziotti Gillan’s “Daddy, We Called You”. April 6 : Ernest Thayer’s “Casey At the Bat” →. April 5 : Louis Simpson’s “American Poetry”. April 5, 2012. Are Hawaii and California united at all? But for the sake of the discussion, American poetry is poetry from my home country, the. But I think it’s a cool poem. I think it spells out a lot of what the concerns of our country were at the time of its publication — 1963. Relationship is like a shark, it has to move forward or ...
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30 Days of Poems. Newer posts →. April 1 : Adrienne Rich’s “Diving Into the Wreck”. April 1, 2012. It seems very appropriate to me to begin this year’s blog with a post from Adrienne Rich, who passed away at the end of March and whose work and passing is very much on our minds right now. I love this poem about the poet’s task. Armed with a knife, a camera, and a book of myths, we poets plumb the depths of experience in search of the. Thing itself, not “the story of the thing”. Listen. The body-armor of b...
April 3 :: Lorine Niedecker’s “Poet’s Work” | 30 Days of Poems
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30 Days of Poems. April 2 : Philip Levine’s “What Work Is”. April 4 : Maria Mazziotti Gillan’s “Daddy, We Called You” →. April 3 : Lorine Niedecker’s “Poet’s Work”. April 3, 2012. As anybody who knows me knows: I am a cheerleader for the Midwest. While I believe that regional and civic pride can dangerously turn into nationalist tendencies, I am guilty of contradicting myself and give the MW a big. Building on the previous two posts, I would like to share “Poet’s Work”:. To sit at desk. You are commentin...
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30 Days of Poems. Monthly Archives: April 2011. April 30 : Pablo Neruda’s “Ode to Criticism”. April 30, 2011. Who is your favorite poet? Is a question that is about as concrete to me as What are you having for dinner? Many of the poets I have featured during this month of reflection have been among my favorites for … Continue reading →. April 29 : William Carlos Williams’ “The Red Wheelbarrow”. April 29, 2011. April 28 : Gary Copeland Lilley’s “Sanctuaries for the Deacon’s Sons”. April 28, 2011. Before i...
April 7 :: Etheridge Knight’s “The Idea of Ancestry” | 30 Days of Poems
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30 Days of Poems. April 6 : Ernest Thayer’s “Casey At the Bat”. April 8 : T.S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land” →. April 7 : Etheridge Knight’s “The Idea of Ancestry”. April 7, 2012. Somebody on Facebook asked for suggestions for poems about place and ancestry and immediately this one popped into my head. I like many of Etheridge Knight’s poems, especially “Hard Rock Returns from the Hospital for the Criminal Insane”. And “A Wasp Woman Visits a Black Junkie in Prison”. The Idea of Ancestry. I have the same name ...
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30 Days of Paul. Glynn Cardy’s commentary on Days 21 30. August 10, 2015. Glynn Cardy continues his daily posts on the Community of Saint Luke Facebook page with days 21 to 30, embedded here for ease of reference. Clicking on the date ( Tuesday, June 30 ) will take you to the full entry on Facebook. I have learned to be content with whatever I have. I know what it is to have little, and I know what it is to have plenty. [11b, 12a]. What would help create a happy future for the many? In other parts of his...
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30 Days of Photos Project. One day. One photo. One poem. In order to grasp the greener grass to which you aspire, you first have to understand. Glass is more reflective than pigment. You dream closer to emerald. What you see, then, is a reflection of many selves, representations of some-thing. Real as long as it's imagined. The sunrise: temporary, remembered, recurring, enough. 28 December 2016, Santa Barbara, CA). I didn't know what I would find, but I kept searching. I think that's where I found you:.
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30 Days of Poems | Poetic Preoccupations
30 Days of Poems. April 8 : T.S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land”. April 8, 2012. It’s been a long weekend and I am tired. Http:/ www.bartleby.com/201/1.html. April 7 : Etheridge Knight’s “The Idea of Ancestry”. April 7, 2012. Somebody on Facebook asked for suggestions for poems about place and ancestry and immediately this one popped into my head. I like many of Etheridge Knight’s poems, especially “Hard Rock Returns from the Hospital for the Criminal Insane”. The Idea of Ancestry. Her picture is the only one t...
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Just another WordPress.com site. May 1, 2012 / 30daysofpoetry. Day Thirty: 5-1-12 — Conspiracy. It all happens in secret, behind. Closed doors, private meetings between. Universal forces, pulling strings, constructing. Barriers until you stop trying to predict. It happens somewhere on a beach:. Exhausted from pursuing some unseen rabbit,. Frustrated that you are trailing the pack,. You look left and just off the coast, a. Whale breeches, spraying sea water in the air,. Greeting you, in passive reflexivity.
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30 Days of Positivity. Welcome to 30 Days of Positivity where everyday is an opportunity to learn about being purposefully positive. Closed Doors Are New Opportunities – 30 Days of Positivity. 5 Ways To Get Your Mind Right – 30 Days of Positivity. Originally posted on 30 Days of Positivity. You can make it through! Thinking In A Certain Way – 30 Days of Positivity. THERE is a thinking stuff from which all things are made, and which, in its original state, permeates, penetrates, and fills the interspaces ...
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