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One Poem. One Planet. April 30, 2017

Everything hopeful is happening
right now in the sky above the mountains still merled with snow and rock

Category: Alaska, Dreams, National Poetry Month, One Poem One Planet, Poem, Poetry, Sea Monster, WritingTags: Alaska Poetry, Global Poetry Month, Love poem, National Poetry Month, Nature Poem, One Poem One Planet, Poem-a-day, Sandhill Cranes

One Poem. One Planet. — Mang Ke

XVI On the windowpane of your open eyes I see the night its full, dense beard nestled against your face this moment you are terrified Why do you still not sleep? Whom do you await? this moment suddenly… Read More

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March 18, 2016–Eliza Cook, Poet

I first read one of Eliza Cook’s poems in an old poetry anthology (We Who Are the Quick) I bought from an antique shop. The book, falling apart and smelling of history, has an inscription in it from the… Read More

Category: Dreams, Poem, Poetry, Sea Monster, Women's History Month, WritingTags: Eliza Cook, Love poem, playwriting, poem, poetry, Women's History Month

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One Poem. One Planet. April 30, 2017

One Poem. One Planet. — Mang Ke

March 18, 2016–Eliza Cook, Poet

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