Eight great twenty-first-century poems from the United States alone

Poetry did not " die 100 years ago ", when T. S. Eliot supposedly "killed" it with "The Waste Land". On tbe contrary, contemporary Anglophon...

We Lived Happily During the War

And when they bombed other people’s houses, we   protested but not enough, we opposed them but not   enough. I was in my bed, around my bed America   was falling: invisible house by invisible house by invisible house.   I took a chair outside and watched the sun.   In the sixth month of a…

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@econoprof That whole book, “Deaf Republic”, is amazing.

@AndrewShields
Thanks for adding to my teetering TBR towers!
Seriously, the older I get, the more I need poetry. I used to kid about retiring and reading SFF all day, but now I have to reconsider that reading plan.

I like your Blogspot #111Words format posts. Been trying to figure out how to turn my #TBR pillars of paper and etrunks-full of book bytes into a TBR list and reading diary—-this format encourages me.

@econoprof I didn’t start posting my daily texts until I had written the first 100, so the first post is 100 texts of #111Words each. But the first text here explains the project, which started out with a class I taught (and have since taught three more times).

https://andrewjshields.blogspot.com/2020/04/100-days-of-111-words-day.html

100 days of 111 Words a Day

On 1 January, 2020, I started writing 111 words every day. The first text explains why. Today I reached my 100th text, so that's 11,100 word...

Thanks for the signpost. It’s true microblogging.