Readings of poems classical and contemporary, selected and performed by Mischa Willett, author of PHASES.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Category | Arts |
I love this little love poem by Laura Cronk. It somehow serves as criticism of and appreciation for cats, as well as of the beloved, and of the differences between people generally. more
To learn more about Anna Akhmatova, you should read Clive James' essays, which are extremely convincing about her stature. This poem of hers was translated by one of my favorite poets of all time, Richard Wilbur.
Thomas Chatterton (1752-1770) wrote tons of moving and intelligent verse all before he was 20 years old. His life-story and scandal is worth investigating for sure, but move past it and actually read some of his Rowley poems. There is a reason the Ro... more
A Lenten poem tracing the 40’s with humor, wit, and good faith from the lovely “Darwin’s Garden” from MoonTide Press.
"Perilous to be on the street, among the congregations of the afflicted" more
A sonnet from this starburst of talent.
Available in his Collected Poems: Broken Hierarchies more
Tupelo Press poet drops by the studio after a reading at Richard Hugo House. More information about the reader can be found at his website: www.mischawillett.com
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