Poetry Daily Reading on Zoom
TODAY, April 28, at 1-00 pm ET Join Poetry Daily Editorial Board member Brian Teare for the second of three conversations about ecopoetry with poets from Canada, Mexico, and the US. | | |
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Charlotte Brontë’s Poetry Booklet Sold
"A tiny book of poetry written by English novelist Charlotte Brontë when she was only 13 years old has been donated to a museum in the childhood home she shared with her two sisters—who were also authors—after the booklet sold for $1.25 million last week."
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What Sparks Poetry:
Rocío Cerón (Mexico City) on Ecopoetry Now
"Language and nature are an ancient binomial that has reinforced the physicality between the world we inhabit and how we inhabit naming it. The power of the bird is not only its chirp and trill, but the richness of its name which alters our lips in pronouncing it: albatross, kestrel, blackbird, screech owl, flycatcher, vireo, thrush, golden tanager." |
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