Poems You Ought to Know

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Poems of Passion

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Mother West Wind 'Why' Stories

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The Children's Own Longfellow

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The Garden of Dreams

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Songs for All Seasons, and Other Poems

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Niagara, and Other Poems

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The Comet and Other Verses

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The Poems of Schiller — Suppressed poems

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The Magic Half

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Magic in the Mix

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The Ballad of St. Barbara, and Other Verses

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The Poems of Schiller — Third period

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New Poems

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Rhymes of a Rolling Stone

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Poems from the Inner Life

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Poems of Sentiment

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The Minstrel; or the Progress of Genius with some other poems

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Bramble Brae

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Rookie rhymes, by the men of the 1st and 2nd provisional training regiments, Plattsburg, New York

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The Day of Doom; Or, a Poetical Description of the Great and Last Judgement

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Poeta de Tristibus; Or, The Poet's Complaint

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Poems By a Little Girl

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Ruthless Rhymes for Heartless Homes

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A Young Man's Year

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Ban and Arriere Ban: A Rally of Fugitive Rhymes

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Gleams of Sunshine: Optimistic Poems

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The Female Wits

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My Beautiful Lady. Nelly Dale

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Some soldier poets

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War's Embers, and Other Verses

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210: Writers Convention 2015 - No. 2, What's It Like So Far?

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Working Overtime: A Rural Poet Looks for Community

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The Life and Poetry of Carolyn Marie Rodgers, with Nina Rodgers Gordon, Andrew Peart, and Srikanth Reddy: Delve into the life and poetry of one of the chief architects of the Black Arts Movement in Chicago, Carolyn Marie Rodgers (1940-2010) with a very special guest: Carolyn's sister Nina Rodgers Gordon. Born in Bronzeville, Carolyn Marie Rodgers cofounded Third World Press, which remains the largest independent Black-owned press in the United States. Rodgers's poetry is widely anthologized, and in 1976, her book, How I Got Ovah: New and Selected Poems, was a finalist for the National Book Award. Today, we have the great honor of hearing her poetry read by her sister, Nina Rodgers Gordon, who talks about what it was like growing up with Carolyn and the many phases of her writing and life. She's joined in the studio by Andrew Peart, a Chicago-based writer and editor who has worked with Nina for several years to organize the papers of Carolyn Marie Rodgers, and Srikanth “Chicu” Reddy, f

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Working: A Rural Poet Looks for Community

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Quarantine Literature: William Blake and Developing a Poetry of Living (pt1)

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Nikki Giovanni Poetry

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Emily Jungmin Yoon vs. Femininity

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Ep 464 - The Crossover, by Kwame Alexander

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The Tale Of An Irish Storyteller - With Meghan Elise Bell

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THE POG STATE I EP 20 - More Newness!: Pog Memes & Pog Poetry

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817. Should we ban the poets?

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Poetry In Lockdown - with Lewis Buxton of TOAST: Time for a burst of optimism and inspiration, courtesy of poet, producer and tutor Lewis Buxton. If lockdown is getting to you, have a listen to this week's pod and hopefully you'll feel a little brighter about the future. Lewis talks about TOAST, his r...

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Pea Flower Tomioka on Creative Energies

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Episode 618 — Milo Martin

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Monica Youn : From From: In today’s conversation with poet Monica Youn we explore what it means to write from a poetics of difference rather than of authenticity, a poetics of deracination rather than identity. Youn’s latest poetry collection From From engages with the history...

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This Author And Poet Sold 40,000 Books On TikTok! W/ Shelby Leigh Poetry

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Nicole Gulotta: Writing with the (changing) Seasons

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Consider What you want to know

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The Language of Ramadan: Two Muslim American poets discuss the intersections between poetry and Ramadan.

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Our favourite books of the year, and prose poetry with Claudia Rankine – books podcast: On this week’s show, we reveal the books we loved most in 2018 and discuss the future of prose poetry with poets Rankine, Jeremy Noel-Tod and Emily Berry

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Spit A Verse, Drop Some Knowledge

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“One, Two, Three”: Marcela reads from Anat Zecharia’s poem, “One, Two, Three,” which recently appeared in an issue of , in collaboration with Granta Hebrew. The poem’s title and subtitle refer to Uzi Hitman’s children song about three dwarfs who sit chatting...

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How to Deal with Haters and Critics with Luke O'Neil of Welcome to Hell World!

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Chris Abani: International Poets in Conversation: Matthew Shenoda talks with Chris Abani about poetry in Nigeria, the oral and religious traditions in African poetry, and the one-sided conversation between African and European poets.

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Melissa Duclos and Kim Dower on Writers on Writing, KUCI-FM: Debut novelist Melissa Duclos joins Marrie Stone to talk about her novel, Besotted. Melissa shares her nearly 15 year journey with her novel, her decision to break up with it, and her discovery of small, independent presses. She also talks about the novel

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Hai-Dang Phan reads “My Father’s ‘Norton Introduction to Literature,’ Third Edition (1981)”: In this archival episode, the editors discuss Hai-Dang Phan’s poem “My Father’s ‘Norton Introduction to Literature,’ Third Edition (1981)” from the November 2015 issue of Poetry.

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A Summer Of Poems - Diana Edwin

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Echo, Letter, Tweet: Writing as Correspondence: Michael Morse