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Month: June 2020

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Reading: Paper People by Harry Baker
Harry Baker (b. 1992) is a slam poetry champion who used to study math. An enticing combination that makes for some interesting slam poetry. Today I read "paper people", a lovely allegory for society culminating in a touching personal reminder. I quote the entire poem here with his kind permission (how #twitter makes our life ...
25 June, 2020
allegory, anthology, Harry Baker, humanity, paper, slam poetry
Poetry
What Dante will have been
Reading: Gracious living Tara by Tom Raworth
British poet Tom Raworth (1938 - 2017) was associated with the Black Mountain School. He won numerous awards with his poetry that, according to John Olsen, features an intense gouache of perceptions Gracious living    ' Tara' lonely as four cherries on a tree at night, new moon, wet roads a moth or a snowflake ...
22 June, 2020
gracious, life, perception, Tom Raworth
Poetry
Reading: Shorter American Memory of the Declaration of Independence by Rosmarie Waldrop
Rosmarie Waldrop (b. 1935) is a German poet who emigrated to the United States in the late 1950s. She is the acclaimed translator of the poetry of Edmond Jabès. Unknown to her work, I poured over what is of her poetry available online and stumbled upon this funny idea. Shorter American Memory of the Declaration ...
20 June, 2020
Declaration of Independence, joke, Rosmarie Waldrop, Trump
Poetry
Reading: James McMichael – The Admiral Benbow
American poet James McMichael (1939) is the author of multiple collections of poetry and receiver of many awards, as you might expect. I found out about him through the book Poetry for Dummies. I read a poem about the ghost of a ship: The Admiral Benbow The aisles are filled with trees, The tables with ...
15 June, 2020
Benbow, James McMichael, origin, ship, wreckage
Poetry
Leg lives matter
12 June, 2020
empathy, friendship, legs
Cartoon, The good life
What are we waiting for?
The night is young

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