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National Poetry Month: “Late Pastoral” By Amanda Auchter
Posted on · The Houston poet writes a love letter to New Orleans.
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National Poetry Month: “At the Dry Cleaners” By Yerra Sugarman
Posted on · The Houston poet reads a poem inspired by a poignant memory from childhood.
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National Poetry Month: “Charybdis” By Mike Alexander
Posted on · The Houston poet imagines a marriage as a whirlpool.
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National Poetry Month: Sound Portrait Of Poet Conor Bracken
Posted on · Meet this local poet, and hear him read “Rejected Euphemisms for Death”
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National Poetry Month: “Pulse (Hidden Bird)” By Nick Flynn
Posted on · The Houston poet reads a poem, lyrical and haunting.
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Houston Poet Emily Bludworth De Barrios
Posted on · Houston-based poet Emily Bludworth de Barrios talks about her writing and reads a poem.
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National Poetry Month: “Vietnamese Noodle House” By Gwendolyn Zepeda
Posted on · The former Houston Poet Laureate reads a poem that feels like a local snapshot.
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National Poetry Month: “Déjà vu Sonnet” By Cedric Ary
Posted on · The Houston poet reads a poem, inspired by a conversation with a World War II veteran.
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National Poetry Month: Sound Portrait Of Emily Bludworth de Barrios
Posted on · Meet this local poet, and hear her read “Be these omens from heaven or hell”
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National Poetry Month: “The Dream of the Road” By Henk Rossouw
Posted on · The Houston poet reads a poem filled with memories of motorcycles and childhood.
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National Poetry Month: “The Most Beautiful Words In English” By Thad Logan
Posted on · The Houston poet reads a poem inspired by a summer afternoon in the country.
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National Poetry Month: “What If” By André de Korvin
Posted on · The Berlin-born, Paris-raised Houston poet reads one of his poems.
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National Poetry Month: “Washing Machine” By Mary Wemple
Posted on · The Houston poet imagines the secret life of a washing machine.
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Houston Poet Bruno Rios
Posted on · April is the 20th annual National Poetry Month. In conjunction, each Monday this month we’ll meet Houston-based poets. On this edition, we meet Bruno Ríos. He’s a poet, novelist, translator and Ph.D. candidate at the Department of Hispanic Studies of the University of Houston. His academic and creative work has been published in numerous magazines […]
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National Poetry Month: Sound Portrait Of Poet Bruno Ríos
Posted on · Meet this local poet and scholar, and hear him read “México”