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Monthly Archives: April 2013
The Final Poem of National Poetry Month 2013
Hey guys! It is April 30th, which means that National Poetry Month is at an end and my Poem – a -Day posts are also coming to a close. I hope you have enjoyed my celebration of Poetry this past … Continue reading
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Tagged Hug O War, National Poetry Month, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poems, Poet, Poetry, Shel Silverstein
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Poem – A – Day: Birches by Robert Frost
I couldn’t let National Poetry Month go by without posting a poem by Robert Frost. But where most people have “The Road Less Traveled” as their go-to Frost poem, I have always loved Birches best of all his poems (although … Continue reading
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Tagged Birches, National Poetry Month, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poems, Poetry, Robert Frost
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Musing about Mockingbirds…
As I may have mentioned, my husband, Rob and I have been reading To Kill a Mockingbird together for the past couple of weeks. We would take turns reading aloud, alternating each chapter. Today, we finished the book which was … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Harper Lee, Judith Harris, Literature, Mockingbird, National Poetry Month, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poetry, To kill a Mockingbird
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Poem – A – Day: I am Much too Alone In This World, Yet Not Alone Enough
A new (to me) favorite poem: I Am Much Too Alone in This World, Yet Not Alone by Rainer Maria Rilke I am much too alone in this world, yet not alone enough to truly consecrate the hour. I am … Continue reading
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Tagged National Poetry Month, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poems, Poet, Poetry, Rainer Maria Rilke
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Poem – a – Day: Maggie and Millie and Molly and May by e. e. cummings / Leave Your Sleep by Natalie Merchant.
For today’s poem of the day, I wanted to share a version of e. e. cumming’s “Maggie and Millie and Molly and May” that I particularly love. A few years ago, inspired by the act of reading poetry with her … Continue reading
Poem – A – Day: The Land of Nod
Yesterday, instead of posting my poem of the day, I got distracted and talked into doing an impromptu photo shoot of tiny kitties before the two oldest kittens went to their new home. But I think you will forgive me … Continue reading
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Tagged Cats, Kittens, Land of Nod, National Poetry Month, Photography, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poems, Poetry, Robert Louis Stevenson, Sleep
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Poem – A – Day: The Naming of Cats by T. S. Eliot
My sister, who is very active with local feral cat Trap/Neuter/Return efforts through an organization called Guardians of Rescue, recently rescued some kittens from a shed that was being torn down. Since these little babies are really too young to … Continue reading
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Tagged Cats, National Poetry Month, Photography, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poems, Poetry, T S Eliot
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Announcements and Updates
Hi everyone! I just wanted to give you a heads up on some new developments here at Ciarrai Studios. Website Redesigns: First of all, you may have noticed but I have been updating all of the Ciarrai Studios websites, including … Continue reading
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Tagged Announcements, Gifts, Handmade Jewelry, Mother's Day, Sales
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Happy Birthday William Shakespeare
Happy Birthday William Shakespeare! I wish I could spend the day in NYC at the Shakespeare Sonnet Slam but alas, it is not meant to be this year but that is no reason why I cannot celebrate the Bard from … Continue reading
Poem-A-Day: April 22nd: Walt Whitman and Earth Day
Happy Earth Day everyone! I have been thinking about what poem I should post today that would be appropriate for the occasion and I have selected “Song of Myself” by Walt Whitman. There is something so organic about Whitman’s poem … Continue reading
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Tagged Dead Poet Society, Earth Day, Leaves of Grass, National Poetry Month, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poems, Poet, Poetry, Song of Myself, Walt Whitman
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