PoetryOutLoud
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You embrace a whole world without once caring / To set it in order. That takes thought.
about 21 hours ago
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RT @: Billy Collins & Charles Simic contribute to anthology capturing the pitfalls of the holiday season -
8:24 AM Nov 23rd
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Necessary it is to love to live / and there are many manuals / but in all important ways / one is on one's own.
7:21 AM Nov 23rd
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A mongoose charges dry grass and fades through a fence / faster than an afterthought. Dust rises easily.
5:34 AM Nov 20th
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Come and show me another city with lifted head singing so proud / to be alive and coarse and strong and cunning.
10:36 AM Nov 19th
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Animated interpretations of POL poems, archival video of Frost reading "Stopping by Woods..."
9:21 AM Nov 18th
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We need each others’ / breathing, warmth, surviving / is the only war / we can afford, stay / walking with me,
7:07 AM Nov 18th
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With ancient stubbornness ingrained, / Although her body clung and swarmed, / My own identity remained.
6:58 AM Nov 17th
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I love thee with the passion put to use / In my old griefs, and with my childhood’s faith. Browning
7:06 AM Nov 16th
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The boot is famous to the earth, / more famous than the dress shoe, / which is famous only to floors.
7:08 AM Nov 13th
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I’ve stayed in the front yard all my life./I want a peek at the back/Where it’s rough and untended...
7:02 AM Nov 12th
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To die, and leave their children free, / Bid Time and Nature gently spare / The shaft we raise to them and thee
7:11 AM Nov 11th
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I will love thee still, my dear, / While the sands o’ life shall run. Poet of the Day Robert Burns
7:16 AM Nov 10th
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Minnesota Public Radio story on an immigrant's experience learning English and reciting poetry
1:31 PM Nov 9th
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What my father loved about my mother was not /Just the beauty of her body and face, but the practice /Of her ideas
7:14 AM Nov 9th
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Mother Love and Maker, Light Divine, / Atomic Fingertip, Cosmic Design, / First Letter of the Alphabet, Last Word
7:15 AM Nov 6th
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You might come here Sunday on a whim./ Say your life broke down. The last good kiss / you had was years ago.
7:01 AM Nov 5th
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Don’t you fall now—/For I’se still goin’, honey,/I’se still climbin’,/And life for me ain’t been no crystal stair.
7:05 AM Nov 4th
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Videos of student poetry recitations from the 2009 National Finals are now available on the POL site.
9:04 AM Nov 3rd
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Poet of the Day A. Hudgins' narrative poetry, often darkly humorous, has a firm base in Southern culture.
7:02 AM Nov 3rd
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- Name PoetryOutLoud
- Location Chicago & DC
- Web http://www.poetry...
- Bio Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest
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