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themarginalian.org /1 month ago

Flowers for Things I Don’t Know How to Say: A Tender Painted Lexicon of Consolation and Connection

“To be a Flower is profound Responsibility,” Emily Dickinson wrote. From the moment she pressed the first wildflower into her astonishing teenage herbarium until the moment Susan p...

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nybooks.com /3 weeks ago

Living

It was hard for us, the way you diedevery day, slowly and then all at once,just as such things are said to happen.Spring came, so soon it almost seemedyou could’ve waited, but I kn...

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themarginalian.org /3 weeks ago

Poetry: I Too, Dislike It

I was a latecomer to poetry, curling my nose at it in that confounding and rather embarrassing way we have of discounting what we don’t understand, dismissing as useless what we do...

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themarginalian.org /1 month ago

Any Common Desolation

"You may have to break your heart, but it isn’t nothing to know even one moment alive."

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com /1 month ago

Quote of the Day by Elizabeth Bishop, 'One shouldn't get too involved with people who...'

Elizabeth Bishop was a renowned 20th-century poet. Her clear writing and sharp observations left a lasting mark. Bishop's life, marked by early loss and extensive travel, deeply in...

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writeoutloud.net /2 weeks ago

A MIGHTY WORKING

The woman is perfected / Her dead / Body wears the smile of accomplishment” (Plath, “Edg...

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writeoutloud.net /1 month ago

DEATHBED POEM

DEATHBED POEM...

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nybooks.com /1 month ago

Heaven’s Elegist

Alfred Tennyson's poetry addressed the central anxiety of his day: how to live in a world where scientific discoveries were slowly replacing religious faith.

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themarginalian.org /1 month ago

The Eternal Lyric of Love and Loss: “Goodnight Moon” Author Margaret Wise Brown’s Little-Known Poems for the Tragic Love...

"One who has dared to be gloriously good and gloriously bad in one life. No Limbo for her. Rather let life itself grow living monuments out of trees and living words so that death...

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writeoutloud.net /1 month ago

THAT'S IT

E’en though it’s not Anon ...

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THAT'S IT

E’en though it’s not Anon ...

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writeoutloud.net /1 month ago

THAT'S IT

E’en though it’s not Anon ...

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writeoutloud.net /1 week ago

Poet

call not yourself poet,...

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writeoutloud.net /1 month ago

For l am but an ungilded lily

For l am but an ungilded lily...

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

“Favor,” by Franz Wright

“My death is in the second drawer.”

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writeoutloud.net /2 weeks ago

The standing still disbelief of Death

O! future denying youth!...

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medium.com /1 month ago

A Little Loveliness

It Was There Waiting For Me to ObserveContinue reading on Weeds & Wildflowers »

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writeoutloud.net /3 weeks ago

The chastity of poetry

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independent.co.uk /1 week ago

Sylvia Plath’s poetry writing must-have? Stolen pink paper

On stolen pink paper from the college where she taught, Sylvia Plath wrote some of the greatest poems in the English language. Now a landmark publication collects all of her poems...

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theparisreview.org /1 month ago

The Wuthering Heights of Edna Clarke Hall

“I lived the characters of Heathcliff and Catherine myself, I simply was them,” she explained. “It was something that had come to pass in a deeply unconscious way. I just had to dr...

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themarginalian.org /1 day ago

The Donkey and the Meaning of Eternity: Nobel-Winning Spanish Poet Juan Ramón Jiménez’s Love Letter to Life

"Come with me. I'll teach you the flowers and the stars."

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themarginalian.org /1 month ago

The Bird That Is Your Life

The great danger is to stand motionless on the bank as the river of your life rushes by. It is not easy, learning how to stop waiting and start living; not easy not to waste your l...

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writeoutloud.net /1 month ago

The Hour I Rise

They struck a match beneath my name,...

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englewoodreview.org /1 month ago

Lectionary Poetry – 3rd Week of Easter (Year A)

We continue our weekly series of poetry that resonates with the lectionary readings for the week (Revised Common Lectionary and […] The post Lectionary Poetry – 3rd Week of Easter...

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