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  • “I hadn’t expected so intense a pleasure . . . ” [by Edwin Denby]

    September 22, 2022

    looking at New York again, in the high white February sunlight, the childishly euphoric climate; looking down Second Avenue, where herds of vehicles go charging one way all day long disappearing into the sky…

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  • Wednesdays with Denise [by Denise Duhamel]

    September 21, 2022

    For my first post, I’d like to highlight Breaking Form: a Poetry and Culture Podcast which began in December of 2021.  The hosts, James Allen Hall and Aaron Smith, offer insightful, hilarious, dishy (or…

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  • The Eastern Forest [Susan Brind Morrow]

    September 21, 2022

      The horns of a deer are still soft in SeptemberAn owls face is mostly ear   Fire in the trees at the end of winterWhen red tongues of color run under their skin…

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  • The Mets are in the post season [by Greg Pattenaude]

    September 20, 2022

    On Monday evening in Milwaukee, the Mets defeated the Brewers 7-2 and with the victory, guaranteed their first post season appearance in six years.  Max Scherzer, returning from the Injured List, was brilliant, retiring…

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  • “Affirmation” [by Donald Hall]

    September 20, 2022

    The late Donald Hall pictured here with his wife, Jane Kenyon Donald Hall was born on this day in 1928. As guest editor of The Best American Poetry 1989 — the second volume in…

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  • Light in the desert articulates things very strongly . . . [by Susan Brind Morrow]

    September 20, 2022

    LightThere is a clarity of light in the desert that articulates things very strongly. It changes from moment to moment, and with it the colors change, the colors and tones of the shadows and…

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