Three Poems – George Moore
The poems – “My Dog at the Window,” “In the Belly of the Whale,” and “Refuge” – by poet, writer, and educator George Moore.
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The poems – “My Dog at the Window,” “In the Belly of the Whale,” and “Refuge” – by poet, writer, and educator George Moore.
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Three poems – “After loss,” “Natalie Wood buys a cup of coffee,” and “At Cashel Rock” – by poet and contemplative arts teacher Ellen White Rook.
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Three poems – “coffee,” “snow day,” and “satisfaction” – from local poet and creative director Kate Schmieding.
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Three poems – “The Flat Rock’s First Skip on Sleep’s Lake,” “College,” and “Julie Hirsch” – by New Jersey poet and editor Arthur Russell.
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Three poems – “Hot Hands,” “Vanishing Act,” and “Taxonomy of Fruit” – by writer, professor, and musician Michael Youngs.
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Three poems – “Why write when it’s all been done before?,” “Found Poem: Texting with my Brother,” and “lament” – by poet & educator Naomi Bindman.
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Three poems – “Keeping Distance,” “Limbo,” and “The Mystery of Breathing” – by poet Nancy Shiffrin.
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Three poems – “All the beautiful things,” “The first 3 months and forever,” and “For my baby” – by Maria Weber.
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Three poems – “A Rainy Night in Ore Town Revisited,” “An Imaginary Vision of Us,” and “Imaginary Balconies” – by poet & writer Timothy Resau.
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Three poems – “The Lighthouse Under the Sea,” “In the Midst of Loneliness,” and “The Watch” – by poet and fiction author Aishwarya Khale.
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Three poems – “Piñatas,” “That Song,” and “Now Starts the Telling” – by local poet, humorist, and bible-translator Rhonda Rosenheck.
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Three poems – “Walking to the Cove,” “Prose Poem I,” and “Once I Took Some Pebbles” – by poet and writer Liz Grisaru.
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