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Poem – A – Day: Never Give All the Heart by W. B. Yeats
Today’s poem comes from my literary soul mate, William Butler Yeats. While I am sureĀ that Mr. Yeats will be making more than one appearance here during National Poetry Month, the wistful melancholy of this poem really appealed to me … Continue reading
Poem – A – Day: Blue Butterfly Day by Robert Frost
Welcome to April and National Poetry Month! This time yesterday morning, it was snowing hard. Big fluffy snowflakes as big as my thumb were fulling the sky and erasing any hint of color outside my window. But today is the … Continue reading
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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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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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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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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Poem – a – Day: April 20th and 21st: Playing Catch Up
Last night, I was attempting to post the poem of the day when my computer crashed… again. I took it as sign that a very difficult day really should end and went to bed instead of posting the poem. Sorry … Continue reading
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Tagged National Poetry Month, Poem Poems, Poem-a-day, Poet, Poetry, Ted Hughes, Ted Kooser
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Poem – A – Day: April 19th: Poems for Book Lovers
I don’t have any photos or videos or anything flashy to go along with today’s books but I am hoping that the sheer amount of poems I am posting will make it up to you. There is no Frigate like … Continue reading
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Tagged Being Social, Billy Collins, Books, Emily Dickinson, Literature, National Poetry Month, Poem, Poem-a-day, Poems, Poetry, Poets, William Butler Yeats
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