Podcasts de poetry

Poetry

Today’s audio piece marks the 200th published by the Parlando Project! Since presenting our first...

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Unreal City

Today we continue our performance of T. S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land” as part of our celebration of...

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Thaw

I like to mix up our musical encounters with poetry here, using both well-known and lesser-known...

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Millay's Spring

Yesterday’s Edward Thomas poem “Thaw” had an irony, he had rooks, a bird used symbolically to...

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The Burial of the Dead

Well the rooks were wrong about Winter passing, at least for now.  As much of Minnesota is...

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Frederick Douglass

Today’s piece uses words by Robert Hayden, who was a 20th Century American poet who often wrote...

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Visions of Cleopatra

“Jewels and binoculars hang from the head of the mule.” This famous line from T. S. Eliot’s...

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Dear March

We had a real Minnesota whip-saw this week, the aftermath of a 15-inch snowstorm as the week...

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Rats Alley

Continuing in our #NPM2018 celebrating serialization of “The Waste Land” by T. S. Eliot, it’s...

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I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (Daffodils)

It may be U. S. National Poetry Month, but one can’t deny the impact that English poets have had...

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Good Night Ladies

While performing and posting about T. S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land” bit by bit this month, have I...

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I Shall Not Care

Here’s a poem by Sara Teasdale, an American poet of the first part of the 20th Century. I was...

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My Poor Bagpipes

In search of words to combine with music here, I sometimes find it necessary to translate from...

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Poets to Come

A month ago I began our celebration of the U. S. National Poetry Month with an audio piece using...

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I Thought It Mattered

Today is May Day, a day that combines many things. Neo-Pagans can point to it as Beltane or the...

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Anglers

Next weekend is the Minnesota sport fishing opener, and despite the late spring, the ice will be...

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Union Square

Last month when I dropped Sara Teasdale’s “I Shall Not Care” hurriedly, I promised I’d return to...

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The Black Riders XXXIX

In my episodic way here, I’ve touched on the rise of Free Verse in Modernist poetry. Free Verse...

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Letters to Dead Imagists and A Pact

A few episodes ago I dropped a performance of Walt Whitman’s “Poets to Come,” a piece where...

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Sunset From Omaha Hotel Window

Have you ever noticed how little poetry deals with the world of everyday work, with the...

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