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national poetry month
The Loneliest Job in the World
We concluded a month of verse celebrating National Poetry Month with Tony Hoagland's "The Loneliest Job in the World", from Unincorporated Persons in the Late Honda Dynasty. Read more...
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national poetry month
"Of the Parrat and other birds that can speake"
The penultimate poem in our celebration of National Poetry Month is from Nick Lantz's book, We Don't Know We Don't Know, published by Graywolf Press. Read more...
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national poetry month
Miss Peach: The War Years
Today's entry in our month-long celebration of National Poetry Month is by Catie Rosemurgy, from her book The Stranger Manual, recently published by Graywolf. Read more...
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national poetry month
Railroad Train, 1908
We continue celebrating National Poetry Month, and Graywolf Press, with verse by the Catalan poet Ernest Farrés, translated by Lawrence Venuti, from the volume Edward Hopper. Read more...
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national poetry month
I As In Justice
We continue our celebration of National Poetry Month with a poem a day from work recently issued by Graywolf. First up is "I As In Justice," by Mary Jo Bang. Read more...
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national poetry month
The Rage
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from City Lights Books. Today: "The Rage," by Pier Paolo Pasolini. Read more...
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national poetry month
Meeting With My Father In The Orchard
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from City Lights Books. Today: "Meeting With My Father In The Orchard," by Homero Aridjis. Read more...
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national poetry month
The Rising of the Ashes
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from City Lights Books. Today: excerpts from "The Rising of the Ashes," by Tahar Ben Jelloun. Read more...
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national poetry month
The Sacred Couple
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from City Lights Books. Today: "The Sacred Couple" by Homero Aridjis. Read more...
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national poetry month
Spine To Spin, Spoke To Speak
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from the publisher City Lights Books. First, from Andrew Joron, Trance Archive: New & Selected Poems, "Spine To Spin, Spoke To Speak." Read more...
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national poetry month
Waving Goodbye
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from the publisher David R. Godine. Today: Wesley McNair's "Waving Goodbye." Read more...
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national poetry month
Bare Almond Trees
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from the publisher David R. Godine. Today: D. H. Lawrence's "Bare Almond Trees." Read more...
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national poetry month
Beginning
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from the publisher David R. Godine. Today: "The Beginning," by Linda Bamber. Read more...
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national poetry month
Spring Songs
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from the publisher David R. Godine. Today: "Spring Songs," by Rainer Maria Rilke. Read more...
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national poetry month
All Possibilities
We celebrate National Poetry Month with a selection of poems from the publisher David R. Godine. First up: Andrew Motion's "All Possibilities." Read more...
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national poetry month
A Poem by Ange Mlinko
Coffee House Press helps us celebrate National Poetry Month. Read Ange Mlinko's "Treatment." Read more...
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national poetry month
What the Stars Will Bring
Our celebration of National Poetry Month continues with Greg Hewett's "What the Stars Will Bring." Read more...
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national poetry month
A Poem by Mark McMorris
Our celebration of National Poetry Month continues with Mark McMorris's "Letters to Micheal." Read more...
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national poetry month
A Poem by Lightsey Darst
Our celebration of National Poetry Month continues with Lightsey Darst 's "Billboard." Read more...
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national poetry month
"Corporate Abstraction"
Our celebration of National Poetry Month continues with Ange Mlinko's "Corporate Abstraction." Read more...
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national poetry month
Whispering Books
We celebrate the advent of National Poetry Month with the first in a week's worth of poems from Coffee House Press. Read more...
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