Three Poems – Carol H. Jewell
January 25, 2021
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Three poems – “When Kingfishers Caught Fire”, “Still Can’t Afford an Epitaph”, and “No One Told Me” – by Carol H. Jewell.
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Three poems – “When Kingfishers Caught Fire”, “Still Can’t Afford an Epitaph”, and “No One Told Me” – by Carol H. Jewell.
Three poems – “Lurgan, Co. Armagh”, “Kicking Tyres”, and “Docked, Dreaming” – by Australian poet LA Brown
“The Virus”, a poem about the Coronavirus Pandemic, written from April – November 2020, by local poet Greg Wilder.
Four poems – “Wilfred Owen at Twenty-Five”, “Pakistan”, “Distance on Aran”, and “Street Life in Ventspils, Latvia” – by George Moore.
“The Hill We Climb”, the poem read at the 2021 inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, by Amanda Gorman.
Two poems – “Diner Talk” and “Strawberry Princess (from The Rain, As It Knows Us)” – from William Pattee.
Two poems – “The Ascent of Money” and “The Dance” – by British poet and law graduate Strider Marcus Jones.
Two poems – “Memories Unspoken” and “Retrograde” – by recent Siena College graduate Clare Nee.
Two poem – “Time” and “Enigma” – from poet and student Royce Reeves.
Three poems – “Everyone’s Addiction Seems the Same”, “The Meeting”, and “Settling in of Paul” – from Mia Frisch.
Three poems – “My Father’s Daughter”, “Visitors”, and “Sweet Dreams” – from teacher and writer Shannon Spollen.
Three poems – “Private Dancer”, “Call Waiting”, and “Me and Plato” – from professor, writer, and filmmaker Dean Goldberg.
