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Category: Poem of the Week

You Know What This Is – Poem of the Week

You Know What This Is — and don’t we all know? This week’s poem of the week is “You Know What This Is,“ a poem referring obliquely to our tendency to fool ourselves and our need to be reminded that,…

Harbor Park – Poem of the Week

Harbor Park comes out of that feeling that, although you are in a famous place, you are somehow not really ‘getting’ the experience of it.

Locked – Poem of the Week

You can never truly see through another person’s eyes. In a sense, you are locked out of the other person’s experience, no matter how you try to connect.

Best Supporting Actor – Poem of the Week

Hamilton with Understudy? Have you seen the musical Hamilton? If you haven’t seen it, and a chance comes along, I highly recommend you see the show. Yes, the topic seems dry. Alexander Hamilton, that guy on the ten dollar bill…

Late Wasp Summer – Poem of the Week

Moving on from Swallowtail to Wasp Last week it was the two-tailed swallowtail. This week, the paper wasp. Not just the wasp, but also the nest it leaves behind when summer is over and wasps go wherever wasps go. Have…