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Poetry and Pregnancy

July 31, 2012

Poetry and Pregnancy

By Emily Vogel

I am roughly five months along, as I am writing this.

Jul
31
2012
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I am roughly five months along, as I am writing this.

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Teaching Poetry: Obedience vs. Conformity

March 28, 2012

Teaching Poetry: Obedience vs. Conformity

By Joe Weil

We must teach our students to reinvent the wheel over and over again, to go back to origins and test them.

Mar
28
2012
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We must teach our students to reinvent the wheel over and over again, to go back to origins and test them.

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Double Contact: William Carlos Williams

March 21, 2012

Double Contact: William Carlos Williams

By Joe Weil

Stating the obvious is not easy.

Mar
21
2012
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Stating the obvious is not easy.

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Ronin Poet: Kalkbrenner’s Foul Feelings

December 17, 2010

Ronin Poet: Kalkbrenner’s Foul Feelings

By Levi Rubeck

Brian Kalkbrenner’s Foul Feelings is the closest thing in English, spiritually, to haiku that I can possibly think of.

Dec
17
2010
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Brian Kalkbrenner’s Foul Feelings is the closest thing in English, spiritually, to haiku that I can possibly think of.

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A Beautifully Scrambled Egg

October 19, 2010

A Beautifully Scrambled Egg

By Brooks Lampe

Mathews is just talking about how to cook eggs. He’s paying really close attention to both the delicate things eggs are the delicate process of cooking them. What for? Because it’s frickin’ awesome. Shut up and enjoy the eggs.

Oct
19
2010
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Mathews is just talking about how to cook eggs. He’s paying really close attention to both the delicate things eggs are the delicate process of cooking them. What for? Because it’s frickin’ awesome. Shut up and enjoy the eggs.

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How to Ransack a Poem for Parts

October 16, 2010

How to Ransack a Poem for Parts

By Joe Weil

Hunch against the wind. / Call to the shadows / of lengthening children.

Oct
16
2010
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Hunch against the wind. / Call to the shadows / of lengthening children.

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