Farfalla Press blog has posted a YouTube recording of Weldon Kees reading three poems. Weldon Kees has been a favorite poet of mine for years, since Bill Ford, my...
Read MoreI’ve always worked on Maggie’s farm. I’ve always hoped and dreamed there was a way out but Maggie’s farm has grown from one end of the universe...
Read MoreHere’s a good poem for a bleak day, by Yeats, at the end of his life. Some poets you admire and some you love. Milton and Wordsworth I admire. Coleridge and...
Read MoreThis morning I went to Ron Silliman’s blog and followed a link about ‘the deep image poets’ to a post by a poet who is reading a book of criticism about the Deep...
Read MoreBy way of Henry Gould I’ve been reading poet John Latta’s blog: http://isola-di-rifiuti.blogspot.com/. He writes in the Homage to Sextus Propertius mode but...
Read MoreLe Ventre de Ma Mere: Blaise Cendrars  My Mother’s Belly  It was my first residence It was quite round Often I imagine What I must have been like…  My feet on...
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