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One-breath poems show nature’s plentitude: Sheila Weaver debuts haiku collection
The miniature poems of Sheila Weaver’s newly published debut verse collection ... after a visit to a migratory bird sanctuary ...
Music and the stars: A Grand Canyon astronomer's guide to awe
This is perhaps best encapsulated in a Walt Whitman poem titled “When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer.” The narrator describes ...
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Lifelines: Trees are sometimes too generous with their 'gifts'
It’s too hot to even sit at my desk and try to write a poem that’s not as “lovely as a tree.” I don’t think Joyce Kilmer ever ...
The Santa Fe New Mexican1d
Finding inspiration in the letters of lost wanderer Everett Ruess
When the tread of my trail runners first grips the slanted slickrock, my eyes open wider and my heart ticks a beat faster as I involuntarily tap into the aura of the staggering, spellbinding landscape ...
Chair Poetry Evenings - Kolkata’s International Poetry Festival returns to Kolkata with its seventh edition
The seventh edition of the Kolkata's International Poetry Festival - Chair Poetry Evenings will be organized in Kolkata ...
News Tribune1d
LU poetry reading on tap at library
Poetry will be in the air next month when eight Lincoln University students bring their work to the Missouri River Regional Library.
Evanston RoundTable2d
A poem for Evanston: ‘Latitude 42˚. A Late-Summer Morning.’
Reginald Gibbons — a renowned poet, literary critic and Northwestern University professor — wrote the following poem for the ...
KNAU Arizona Public Radio2d
PoetrySnaps! Tina Carlson: 'In the Palm of My Hand, Rivers'
New Mexico poet Tina Carlson's latest book, Obsidian, focuses on metamorphosis. She says poetry can take the otherworldly, ...
Texas Monthly2d
How a Poet Praised for Her Optimism Handles Despair
Acclaimed San Antonio writer Naomi Shihab Nye talks about the “clarifying” power of poetry and why it’s needed in turbulent ...
The Daily Campus2d
Profound poetry abound at November’s Long River Reading Series
The University of Connecticut’s creative writing program hosted their second Long River Reading Series (LRRS) event of the year on Wednesday, Nov. 13, in the Austin Building’s Stern Lounge.
Deep Water: ‘The Quiet,’ by Joan Barker
Did you make it? Tell me, Love, are you in the quiet yet?
New research shows people can’t tell the difference between human and AI poetry – and even prefer the latter. What gives?
AI models can produce poems that rate well on certain ‘metrics’. But the event of reading poetry is not one in which we ...