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Tod Worner
Why good fences make good neighbors
John Burger
The bells ringing from a Bronx church inspired Edgar Allan Poe to write these poems
Zelda Caldwell
Get the chills as Richard Burton reads “The Hound of Heaven”
Sarah Robsdottir
Poetry: A Verse for the Annunciation
Casey Chalk
Try these 3 tricks from Dante to get more out of Lent
Anna O'Neil
Love is a fire — but what does it take to make a fire blaze?
J-P Mauro
Rare recording of T.S. Eliot reading his famous ‘Four Quartets’
Anna O'Neil
“Dust of Snow”: Robert Frost shows us what we need to shake a bad mood
Anna O'Neil
Let “Prayer of the Donkey,” written for children, set the tone for the New Year
Anna O'Neil
“It Came Upon a Midnight Clear” synthesizes the past, present, and future
Anna O'Neil
G.K. Chesterton’s “A Christmas Carol” helps us see the world as a child does
Anna O'Neil
The transcendental world of Emily Dickinson, in a single poem
Tom Hoopes
Fire in autumn: Why I’m thankful for Robert Louis Stevenson
Anna O'Neil
Hopkins’ “God’s Grandeur” asks, “Who’s actually in charge here?”
Anna O'Neil
‘Having Misidentified a Wildflower’: Tripping up a poet laureate
Anna O'Neil
What would it take to get the drowned man to stop complaining?
Anna O'Neil
‘I, Too’ by Langston Hughes is about more than racism and oppression
Anna O'Neil
3 Haiku that demonstrate just how cool haiku really are
Anna O'Neil
Tennyson’s “The Eagle”: 6 straightforward lines that evoke so much
Anna O'Neil
“Am I your favorite?” Poet Sally Thomas answers her child’s question
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