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Poets. Org has a wonderful list of 30 things to do to celebrate poetry month (April, right?). 31) But, here’s one they haven’t thought of. My father, Erwin A. Thompson, encloses a poem along with his bill to the Great Central Lumber Company. The women down there enjoy this so much that when once he…
Listen to “Memento-Mori: Life and Death, Moment by Moment”
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Riehlife Poem of the Day: Jane Hirshfield’s “Bamboo” from Orion
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