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I Read and Talk About a Poem (almost) Every Day
What's This?
Life is better with poetry, I find. So, I'll be reading a poem every day. Then I'll share on this blog what I like about it and what I think it's all about.
My goals with this blog are to discover new poetry, get better at analysis and (hopefully) find other poetry-minded folk.
My goals with this blog are to discover new poetry, get better at analysis and (hopefully) find other poetry-minded folk.
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2010
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March
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- The Debt (Paul Lawrence Dunbar)
- MIA
- How Do I Love Thee? (Elizabeth Barrett Browning)
- If a Wilderness (Carl Phillips)
- National Poetry Month
- Spring is like a perhaps hand (E. E. Cummings)
- Still I Rise (Maya Angelou)
- Alone (Maya Angelou)
- MIA
- Red Slippers (Amy Lowell)
- My Shoes (Charles Simic)
- MIA
- Drunken Winter (Joseph Ceravolo)
- When You are Old (W. B. Yeats)
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March
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Robert Frost
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William Carlos Williams
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Mark Strand
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Anne Bradstreet
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Christina Rossetti
Donald Hall
Edward Hirsch
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James Weldon Johnson
Jason Schneiderman
John Keats
Joseph Ceravolo
Kim Addonizio
Laura Kasischke
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May Swenson
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Sara Teasdale
Sharon Olds
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William Blake
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A Van Jordan
A. A. Milne
Adrienne Rich
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Amy Beeder
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Amy Lowell
Andrea Hollander
Anna Journey
Anya Silver
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Averill Curdy
Ben Kopel
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Black Elk
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Brad Leithauser
Brian Teare
Cale Young Rice
Camille Rankine
Carl Dennis
Charles Harper Webb
Chris Dombrowski
Chris Martin
Christina Davis
Christmas Bells
Claire Lee
Clement Clark Moore
Coleman Barks
Czeslaw Milosz
Daisy Fried
Daniel Hoffman
Danse Russe
David Livewell
Denise Duhamel
Derek Walcott
Don Marquis
Eileen Myles
Elaine Equi
Eleanor Lerman
Emma Boldsen
Emma Lazarus
Erin Belieu
Ernest Hilbert
Federico Garcia Lorca
Forrest Gander
Frances Richey
Gabrielle Calvocoressi
Gary J. Whitehead
Ghassan Zaqtan
Giovanni Pascoli
Gregory Orr
H.D.
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Jack Ridl
Jack Spicer
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Jacquelyn Pope
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James Hoch
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James Wright
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Jennifer K Sweeney
Jericho Brown
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Joanne Dominique Dwyer
Joe Brainard
John Berryman
John Giorno
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John Hollander
John Taggart
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Joseph O. Legaspi
Karen Lost
Kelly Cherry
Kenneth Koch
Kenneth Patchen
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Ko Un
Kobayashi Issa
Kwame Dawes
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Lauren Shapiro
Lawrence Raab
Lewis Carroll
Lisa Russ Spaar
Lynn Melnick
Marianne Moore
Marie Howe
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Melcion Mateu
Melissa Green
Melissa Stein
Mending Wall
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Miracle Ice Cream
Monica Ferrell
Olena Kalytiak Davis
Oni Buchanan
Patricia Fargnoli
Philip Schultz
Pimone Triplett
R. T. Smith
Randall Jarrell
Randall Mann
Randy Blasing
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Reginald Shepherd
Richard Blanco
Richard Brautigan
Richard Foerster
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Robert Hayden
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Ronald Koertge
Rumi
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Sarah Pemberton Strong
Shido
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Stephen Crane
Stephen Dunn
Still I Rise
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