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Poetry News For April 29, 2008

Poetry News:

  1. These aren’t pastoral poems delighting in nature; they’re set in a muddy town of drunken fights
  2. Try doing it, and what you’ll end up with is cheap imitation Frank O’Hara
  3. Thieves steal homeless poet’s words
  4. Agenda will celebrate its half centenary next year, having been founded by William Cookson and Ezra Pound in 1959
  5. Reading the work of other contemporary writers makes your own work derivative, say some.
  6. Gardens and their flowers have inspired poets down the ages, but will they inspire you to your own florid contributions …
  7. He discusses life as a poet in Pittsburgh, “where no one is a stranger,” and shares some of his work [links to MP3] —

I messed up my blog software this weekend, while I was upgrading. Let me know, please, if you encounter any weirdness.

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I think Verse Daily forgot to pay their domain renewal. Or Paul Guest broke it. He was the last poet I saw up there. :) Or maybe they threw in the towel.

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I had the same freak-out moment when I couldn’t find Verse Daily. But it looks like their dot org url is up and running.

April 29th, 2008 at 8:51 am
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