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e.e. cummings’ comings and goings

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Jun 16, 2026

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Jack Donne’s Desperate Passion

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Jun 4, 2026

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How About an Old Favorite for a Breather?

Carll Tucker

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May 15, 2026

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Robinson Jeffers’ Very Terrible Very Wonderful Day

Carll Tucker

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May 7, 2026

Poetry

If You Can’t Sing It, It Hasn’t Been Said

Carll Tucker

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May 5, 2026

Poetry

The Stern Quiet Suffering of Louise Gluck

Carll Tucker

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May 1, 2026

Missives

Why Poetry’s the Cat’s Pajamas for our Rat-a-Tat Age

Carll Tucker

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Apr 20, 2026

Poetry

Lift Thine Eyes, O Lift Thine Eyes

Carll Tucker

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Apr 9, 2026

Poetry

The Therapeutic Use of a Dead Poet

Carll Tucker

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Mar 21, 2026

Missives

Poetry Is Too Good to Leave to Poetry Lovers

Carll Tucker

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Mar 14, 2026

Poetry

Philip Larkin and the Power of Being Changed

Carll Tucker

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Mar 9, 2026

Poetry

Don’t Write a Poem (Unless You Have To)

Carll Tucker

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Mar 7, 2026

Poetry

Love Insists on Living: Hardy’s “Her Immortality”

Carll Tucker

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Mar 4, 2026

Poetry

Clinging to Drunken Dad: Love and Violence in “My Papa’s Waltz”

Carll Tucker

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Feb 28, 2026

Poetry

Stevie Smith and the Rebellion of Simple Verse

Carll Tucker

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Feb 23, 2026

Poetry

A Poem to Bring the Mind to Order

Carll Tucker

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Feb 14, 2026

Poetry

When Hard Turns Easy: Raymond Carver and Ordinary Life

Carll Tucker

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Feb 8, 2026

Ideas

Snow, Seen Once

Carll Tucker

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Feb 1, 2026

Poetry

Elizabeth Bishop’s “The Fish”

Carll Tucker

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Jan 27, 2026

Poetry

Tyrants Hate Poetry for Good Reason

Carll Tucker

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Jan 18, 2026

Poetry

Why We’re Drawn to Poetry That Makes Us Wince

Carll Tucker

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Jan 11, 2026

Poetry

Turning Hell Into Hallelujah: Swaying to the Music of Roethke

Carll Tucker

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Dec 28, 2025

Poetry

Thomas Hardy: No One Did Bitter Better

Carll Tucker

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Dec 25, 2025

Poetry

The Magi Suit Up Yet Again

Carll Tucker

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Dec 24, 2025

Poetry

Free Will, Dreams, and the Maker’s Dilemma

Carll Tucker

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Dec 12, 2025

Poetry

LATEST

e.e. cummings’ comings and goings

Jack Donne’s Desperate Passion

How About an Old Favorite for a Breather?

Robinson Jeffers’ Very Terrible Very Wonderful Day

If You Can’t Sing It, It Hasn’t Been Said

The Stern Quiet Suffering of Louise Gluck

Why Poetry’s the Cat’s Pajamas for our Rat-a-Tat Age

Lift Thine Eyes, O Lift Thine Eyes

The Therapeutic Use of a Dead Poet

Poetry Is Too Good to Leave to Poetry Lovers

Philip Larkin and the Power of Being Changed

Don’t Write a Poem (Unless You Have To)

Love Insists on Living: Hardy’s “Her Immortality”

Clinging to Drunken Dad: Love and Violence in “My Papa’s Waltz”

Stevie Smith and the Rebellion of Simple Verse

A Poem to Bring the Mind to Order

When Hard Turns Easy: Raymond Carver and Ordinary Life

Snow, Seen Once

Elizabeth Bishop’s “The Fish”

Tyrants Hate Poetry for Good Reason

Why We’re Drawn to Poetry That Makes Us Wince

Turning Hell Into Hallelujah: Swaying to the Music of Roethke

Thomas Hardy: No One Did Bitter Better

The Magi Suit Up Yet Again

Free Will, Dreams, and the Maker’s Dilemma

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