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Blog Poetry Society of America
A Garden of Inspiration
May 25, 2012
“While Socrates is pronouncing his subtle and solemn words, our eyes remain fastened on Athikte, while she read more
Tags: Andrew Seguin, Baudelaire, French Symbolists, Mallarme, Memorial Day, Monet, New York, New York Botanical Gardens, Paul Valery, poetry, Poetry Society of America, Rimbaud, summertime, Verlaine, Wallace Stevens
An Island in the City
May 14, 2012
Though it meant plenty of city driving to reach it, City Island fulfilled read more
Tags: Best American Poetry blog, boats, Bronx, City Island, Frost Lecture, Lucille Clifton, Marilyn Nelson, May, Mother's Day, New York, Orchard Beach, poetry, Poetry Society of America, Sunday, Wanda Coleman
On going
May 1, 2012
A highlight of blogging for Best American Poetry last week (see “This Be the Poet”) on the Poetry Society of America’s Larkin event at Cooper Union was the quick read more
Tags: Aaron Poochigian, Best American Poetry, Elizabeth Bishop, food, Inquisitive Eater, John Berryman, New School, New York, Philip Larkin, poetry, Poetry Society of America, shared meals, tiny apartment, Vijay Seshadri
Another reason to love NYC, and it involves the MTA
March 28, 2012
Also, of course, the Poetry Society of America. Terrific news read more
Tags: Alice Quinn, Dorothea Tanning, Jean Valentine, motion, MTA, New York, poetry, Poetry In Motion, Poetry Society of America, Sandra Bloodworth, subway riders, subways