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Showing posts with label An Inflorescence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label An Inflorescence. Show all posts
Sunday, December 5, 2010

Poem for a child from his father (An Inflorescence - Where's The Moon, There's The Moon - poems by Dan Chiasson)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flo...
Saturday, January 2, 2010

Rhythm on the brain (An Inflorecence - Poet Rachel Wetzsteon)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
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Friday, November 7, 2008

Living as variously as possible (An Inflorescence - Mark Doty & Frank O'Hara, poets)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
Thursday, May 22, 2008

The breathless exhuberance that is Frank O'Hara (An Inflorescence but not on Friday)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
Friday, December 14, 2007

An Inflorescence (James Schuyler - Making the everyday ephemeral)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
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Thursday, November 29, 2007

An Inflorescence, a flowering of poetry every Friday (Robert Hass - American contemplative)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
Friday, November 23, 2007

An Inflorescence , a flowering of poetry every Friday (Michael Ryan, voice of American memory)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
Friday, November 9, 2007

An Inflorescence - A flowering of poetry every friday (Timothy Donnelly - exuberant , flirtatious dream-maker)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
Friday, November 2, 2007

An Inflorescence (H.D. - reimagining myth)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
Friday, October 26, 2007

An Inflorescence (A flowering of poetry every Friday - Dan Chiasson - lyrical odes for our day

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007

A poet protests (erratum)

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The wonderful Irish poet, Ciaran O'Driscoll , whose work I admire enough to post in an inflorescence (my weekly Friday poetry posting), ...
Friday, October 19, 2007

An Inflorescence (A flowering of poetry every Friday - Wislawa Szymborska - how to survive the astonishment of the world and keep on smiling)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
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Thursday, October 11, 2007

An Inflorescence - A Flowering of Poetry Every Friday (Emily Dickinson - Famous Recluse)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
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Friday, October 5, 2007

An Inflorescence (A Flowering of Poetry Every Friday - Charles Simic)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
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Friday, September 28, 2007

An Inflorescense (A Flowering of Poetry Every Friday - (Hayden Carruth - curmudgeon laureate)

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In-flo-res-cence - from the Latin inflorescere - to begin to blossom. 1. the producing of blossoms; flowering; 2. the arrangement of flowe...
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