#poetry

#poetry

"And arts programming is really important for imaginative life," Taylor said.

Ben Jonson's extensive writings during the Jacobean Era not only showcased his talent but also positioned him as a literary figure second only to Shakespeare in influence.

Marlowe's decision to translate this specific work was therefore 'a characteristically transgressive act' against 'the religious and moral establishment.'

"It really meant a lot to me that that particular poem got published, because it meant something to me spending so much time at the beach in Manzanita."

David St. John, a celebrated poet and editor, reflects on the poignant themes of loss and renewal in poetry while engaging with Larry Levis's work.

Arnie Passman, an influential writer and poet, died at 88, leaving behind a rich legacy in radio history and comedic arts.

Even something small like buying your books online from your local bookstore rather than the new billionaire on the block will go a long way.

National Poetry Month, established over 25 years ago by the Academy of American Poets, celebrates poets like Brian Ellis and Valerie Witte, finalists for the Oregon Book Award.

You leer at me, seduce my senses, from the glossy glass counter at Tatte Bakery & Cafe flaunting your crispy flaky pastry, your swirling whirls of clotted cream.

"In Loss, she reflects on the end of a relationship where his absence wasn't a problem, but the corkscrew had gone as well."

Akbar recalls the moment he shattered his pelvis, emphasizing the minor miracles that indicate his survival, yet acknowledging that pain continues to define his life.

The poem, 'Aunt Jennifer's Tigers,' showcases the stark contrast between the strength of the tigers and Aunt Jennifer's constrained existence, highlighting female oppression.

Come help celebrate! Join us in celebrating her 85th birthday, new book and a new knee! Sally is a renowned poet and writer.

Her poetry speaks to the power of personal narratives, revealing the resilience and strength in joy despite struggles that many black individuals endure.

"In the summer of 1592, when William Shakespeare was still new to London and yet to establish himself as a playwright, an outbreak of plague swept through the city, forcing the theatres to close until the contagion had abated."