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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Sept 6, 2024 8:34:42 GMT -6
Some strange and out-there poems this week! Anybody up for the discussion?
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Post by RAVENEYE on Sept 9, 2024 8:17:09 GMT -6
Oh, Fridays. Why art thou so social?
I knew this would be a bad night for me, but jeez. I *think* I'll be available this Friday... Oh, hey! It's Friday the 13th! Hehe. Oh crap, that's the day after my birthday, so I might be having dinner with the hubby to celebrate. Or I might be hanging with the poetry talk gang.
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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Sept 20, 2024 8:35:02 GMT -6
15 - 20 September IN YOUR EMAIL:
"The American Flag" by Nicolás Heredia y Mota "stigmas on the body of air" by Ekaterina Derysheva
"number four" by Asiya Wadud
"Some Verse for the Depressed Rebel" by Ahmad Almallah "A Violet Darkness" by Najwan Darwish "Beauty Feast" by Hannah Emerson POEMS OF THE DAY:
"we could cook meatballs for dinner" by Adrija Ghosh
"Spud" by Alexandra Neal
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Post by RAVENEYE on Sept 26, 2024 13:03:33 GMT -6
Bless you for keeping this updated. Ugh. This Friday I have guests over. Next Friday I'm out of town.
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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Oct 4, 2024 7:17:32 GMT -6
28 September - 3 October IN YOUR EMAIL:
"From 'Simple Verses'" by José Martí "Hymn to the Sun" by José de Espronceda
"Kontur" by Igor Gulin
"Paról" by Feliz Lucia Molina
"This Birthday" by E.J. Koh
"Habilitas" by Rodrigo Toscano
"Sent & scented with 10 emoticons" by Tan Lin
POEMS OF THE DAY:
"Eulogy for the Cantina on Chapel St. that’s transformed into another bank" by Kinsale Drake
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I've been thinking that we can try voting on the times/dates of upcoming meet-ups instead of fixing it on Friday. This would allow more flexibility for everyone's schedules. I've floated this idea to Sundrinker on the Discord, and he seems down with it. I'm not sure how this would look like though. If we vote for next week's meet-up, then we might not have a tidy 7 poems. Do we vote for a meet-up 2 weeks ahead ...? What's everyone's thoughts on the idea? |
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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Oct 18, 2024 6:38:14 GMT -6
11 September - 18 October IN YOUR EMAIL:
"Bolivar" by Luis Lloréns Torres "Last Song of the Exile" by Miguel Teurbe Tolón
"The only poem I can write" by Helene Achenzar
"Value City" by Idra Novey
"Dead Reckoning" by Hyejung Kook
"job prescription" by evie shockley
"Crooked" by Margaret Rhee
POEMS OF THE DAY:
"Colors: Take, Took, Taken" by Natalie Padilla Young
"[orange]" by Chi Kyu Lee
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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Oct 25, 2024 10:14:19 GMT -6
19 October - 25 October IN YOUR EMAIL:
"Cast Iron" by Allison Albino
"Why Wake Up Happy" by Quincy Scott Jones
"The only poem I can write" by Helene Achenzar
"Indeterminacy" by J. Mae Barizo
"Chinese Dream 61" by Timothy Yu
"Motherless Son" by Charlotte Meehan
"The City Lights" by Lucy Larcom
POEMS OF THE DAY:
"Actaeon" by A.E. Stallings
"[All in green went my love riding]" by E.E. Cummings
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Post by RAVENEYE on Oct 30, 2024 12:29:25 GMT -6
19 October - 25 October IN YOUR EMAIL:
"Cast Iron" by Allison Albino
"Why Wake Up Happy" by Quincy Scott Jones
"The only poem I can write" by Helene Achenzar
"Indeterminacy" by J. Mae Barizo
"Chinese Dream 61" by Timothy Yu
"Motherless Son" by Charlotte Meehan
"The City Lights" by Lucy Larcom
POEMS OF THE DAY:
"Actaeon" by A.E. Stallings
"[All in green went my love riding]" by E.E. Cummings
You're so faithful. Seriously, if people aren't meeting to discuss the poems, you do NOT have to keep this up, Whale. At your discretion. |
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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Nov 1, 2024 10:21:13 GMT -6
You're so faithful. Seriously, if people aren't meeting to discuss the poems, you do NOT have to keep this up, Whale. At your discretion. Ah, I don't mind it! The posts take about a few minutes to make and I'd rather have them up than not. 27 October - 1 November IN YOUR EMAIL:
"The Spirit of Poetry" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
"Ipswich" by Eugene Field
"From 'The Uncured World'" by Elisabeth Frost
"When Benny Agbayani Became a Met " by Oliver de la Paz
"Sai Tells a Ghost Story" by Soham Patel
"In This Light the Junk Undergoes a Transfiguration; It Shines" by Cynthia Cruz
"Spells for Dread" by Cynthia Hogue
POEMS OF THE DAY:
"Deer of Every Color" by Max Early
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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Nov 14, 2024 6:01:05 GMT -6
10 November - IN YOUR EMAIL:
"The Warrior's Plume" by Bertrand N. O. Walker
"A Phosphorescence" by James Cervantes
"𐓷𐓘𐓻𐓘𐓻𐓟/Wahzhazhe/Osage" by Elise Paschen
"Legacy" by Ted Kooser
"Miscarriage" by Christine Stewart-Nuñez
"Joan of England in Bordeaux, 1348" by Paisley Rekdal
POEMS OF THE DAY:
"Present Perfect Continuous" by D.R. James
"Conditional Perfect Tense" by Joan Wiese Johannes
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Last week was a busy week, so I didn't manage to make the post or read any of the poems.
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Post by RAVENEYE on Nov 14, 2024 12:23:43 GMT -6
10 November - IN YOUR EMAIL:
"The Warrior's Plume" by Bertrand N. O. Walker
"A Phosphorescence" by James Cervantes
"𐓷𐓘𐓻𐓘𐓻𐓟/Wahzhazhe/Osage" by Elise Paschen
"Legacy" by Ted Kooser POEMS OF THE DAY:
"Present Perfect Continuous" by D.R. James
"Conditional Perfect Tense" by Joan Wiese Johannes
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Last week was a busy week, so I didn't manage to making the post or reading any of the poems.
I read a few of these ones. The focus on Native American-themed works that's going on right now with Poetry.org has been really great to see. |
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Post by havekrillwhaletravel on Nov 15, 2024 17:10:47 GMT -6
I read a few of these ones. The focus on Native American-themed works that's going on right now with Poetry.org has been really great to see. It's something the site seems to take quite seriously. They do make an effort to consistently feature works by Native American poets. Definitely something that we should be seeing more of elsewhere. |
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You add them to your profile as you do them around the forum.
