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  • Mark Eleveld: Nature’s first green is gold.

    June 2, 2015

    Robert Frost reads "Nothing Gold Can Stay" I was in an American Studies course in high school. It was my junior year. The course was taught by Mr. and Mrs Sprague. He worked in…

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  • Mark Eleveld: Nature’s first green is gold.

    June 2, 2015

    Robert Frost reads "Nothing Gold Can Stay" I was in an American Studies course in high school. It was my junior year. The course was taught by Mr. and Mrs Sprague. He worked in…

    Continue reading…

  • Monday Comic by Nin Andrews

    June 1, 2015

    Today's comic was inspired by a Chapter 2011 in David Lehman's State of the Art (Pittsburgh, 2015), which opens with the question, What makes poetry great?  David then goes on to quote famous poets' definitions of great…

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  • Monday Comic by Nin Andrews

    June 1, 2015

    Today's comic was inspired by a Chapter 2011 in David Lehman's State of the Art (Pittsburgh, 2015), which opens with the question, What makes poetry great?  David then goes on to quote famous poets' definitions of great…

    Continue reading…

  • A. E. Stallings for Oxford Professor of Poetry!

    May 31, 2015

    The American poet Alicia Stallings (A. E. Stallings as she appears on a magazine's Table of Contents) is on the short list of candidates for the Oxford Professor of Poetry. If elected, she will…

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  • A. E. Stallings for Oxford Professor of Poetry!

    May 31, 2015

    The American poet Alicia Stallings (A. E. Stallings as she appears on a magazine's Table of Contents) is on the short list of candidates for the Oxford Professor of Poetry. If elected, she will…

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