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Dave Dalton
22 Dec 2020, 12:35
In the Gloaming — a Tuesday poem
I first heard the term “In the Gloaming” on the Waltons. It was evening and shadows were falling. Kids were running and playing yard and mom and daddy grandpa and grandma we’re all relaxing on the…
Max A. Wickert
7 Dec 2020, 22:18
A Corona of Sonnets - a Poetry Friday post for National Poetry Month
Very skilled but (sorry) we should all give poems in the first person singular a rest, for a century or so.
Bruce Johnson
29 Apr 2020, 15:09
Keats and Frost and song
Your post on Keats's "Bright Star" only slightly preceded the 2009 film of that name, which tells the story of Fanny Brawne, his true love, who inspired the poem

(I actually came here for more on…
uo_xo_xo
1 Mar 2020, 09:44
Well what do you know?
Thank you for "If I Had to Say", it's really powerful. I've come across your journal in search for interesting posts on Shakespeare (whose works I really love and translate into my native Russian)…
Tricia Stohr-Hunt
4 Aug 2019, 17:18
As the crows fly—an ekphrastic poem for Poetry Friday
I love that you moved from crows to phoenixes to doves. I can see them all in way you've described them here and in relation to the image. What a lovely poem.