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78Long Life, by Mary Oliver--A Reader's Experience
Mary Oliver incorporates a series of essays and poems to write about the connection between nature, people, and animals. She writes about the small moments in life: a walk through a field, watching a...
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77Holiday Childrens Books
Three childrens books that make me laugh and your children might enjoy. Snow, cats, hats, baseball bats, and the Rabbit Family...
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73All About Slam Poetry
It seems hip, fresh, edgy, exciting, and it is. Slam poetry is a new genre of literature that has taken the performing arts world by storm. Poetry being sung, yelled, whispered... in a competition!
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73Open Mic Night at the Cantab Lounge
Rain poured down on Boston and Cambridge, the remains of the snowstorm from that morning. Central Square, Cambridge, seemed inky black in the rain. I had never been to the Cantab and was worried that I would...
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72Poetry. Sean Connery/Ithaca. Loreena McKennitt/ The Lady of Shalott.
Sean Connery reads the poem Ithaca; background music by Vangelis. The Lady of Shalott performed by Loreena McKennitt. Videos/Audio poetry.
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71Bookmarks for reading
In this article, we are going to show some different bookmarks for reading. One of the bookmarks for reading that I fell in love with is an amazing new invention. I have never seen anything like it. If you...
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61Cottonlandia by Rebecca Black - An Essay Response to the Poetry Compilation
While a lot of Rebecca Black's Cottonlandia appeals to me, I'm afraid that some of its more ambitious moments make the compilation harder to follow and much less accessible. Furthermore, the structure is so...
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61The Beat Poets
There were others but the work of Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, Gary Snyder and Allen Ginsberg are the ones I recall the clearest. I have read Kerouac’s On the Road, at least 4 times, once...
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59What Is In Your Vision?
Do you know that some people limit vision to physical sight? Even people regarded as legally blind have ‘vision’! History records Frances[Fanny] Jane Crosby an American poetess as one who wrote over 8000...
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59I Would Never Judge A Book By Its Cover
Never judge a book by its cover! Cause you don't know what lies within its pages. No matter how good or bad its cover may appear, You have no idea what that book has been through. Many books have been...
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