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Twitter Poetry: Fields of Red 3

By Glynn Young 9 Comments

A Twitter poetry party takes some interesting twists and turns, even with prompts.

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Twitter Poetry: Fields of Red 2

By Glynn Young 5 Comments

Here are the next six poems from our recent Twitter poetry party.

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Twitter Poetry: Fields of Red

By Glynn Young 8 Comments

Here are the first four Twitter poetry party poems, from a collection we’re calling “Fields of Red.” 

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From Blush to Fiery Passion

By Glynn Young 13 Comments

Seventeen poems were submitted for our February prompt of “red, ” and they ranged from a mere hint of blush to an all-out fiery passion of RED. (I’m still fanning myself.)

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Red Whistles at the Wolf

By Glynn Young 11 Comments

We’ve been celebrating the color red here this month at Tweetspeak, so red has been a bit on my mind.

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Lace Under the Stars

By Glynn Young 9 Comments

It was another Twitter poetry party, and the poetic lines just glistened.

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Alan Shapiro’s “Night of the Republic”

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Poet Alan Shapiro loads his minds-eye camera with film (or, these days, a disk)

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Tania Runyan’s “A Thousand Vessels”

By Glynn Young 3 Comments

A poetry review of A Thousand Vessels.

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Dave Malone’s “Under the Sycamore”

By Glynn Young 12 Comments

Quick: name a contemporary love poem.

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Rumors of a Blue Geography

By Glynn Young 2 Comments

It was another Twitter Poetry party, and this one started with a few rumors.

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Stanley Moss’s “God Breaketh Not All Men’s Hearts Alike”

By Glynn Young 1 Comment

Now Moss has published what must stand as a testament to his career as a poet

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Imaginary Logic By Rodney Jones

By Glynn Young 2 Comments

I hadn’t read Rodney Jones’s previous books of poetry (this one is his ninth), but I will now that I’ve read Imaginary Logic: Poems. It a collection full of the familiar and the everyday but described in unexpected and precise ways, and with an eye that is focused and accurate. The poems cover a wide […]

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It’s Not Exactly What Happened: L.L. Barkat on Writing

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Check out this interview with L.L. Barkat at The High Calling, and get writing tips and more of the inside story.

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Stories of the Bees 2: Swan Poems

By Glynn Young 2 Comments

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From bees, our recent Twitter poetry party began to transition to swans.

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Stories of the Bees: Bee Poems

By Glynn Young 3 Comments

Bee Poetry tweetspeakpoetry.com Omer Unlu

At the Twitter poetry party, we got into bees and moons and ants and rosaries and all manner of things

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Tomaz Salamun’s “The Blue Tower: Poems”

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Born in Croatia and raised in Slovenia, Slovenian poet Tomaz Salamun has published 30 collections of poetry in his native language. His poetry has been translated into more than 20 languages, and he’s had nine collection published in English. The Blue Tower: Poems is the tenth in English, and translated with the author by Michael […]

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Donald Hall’s “The Back Chamber”

By Glynn Young 3 Comments

From the time I was 8 until I was 14, I spent a week each summer at my grandmother’s house in Shreveport. I would sleep in the second bedroom, which was always called “the back room” even though it and my grandmother’s bedroom formed the back of the house. It was the room with a […]

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Philip Levine Named U.S. Poet Laureate

By Glynn Young 6 Comments

On Aug. 10, poet Philip Levine was named the U.S. Poet Laureate.

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Matthew Duggan’s “Underworld: The Modern Orpheus”

By Glynn Young 7 Comments

Duggan has done something wonderful here with this retelling of an old, old story. He’s given it a modern sensibility while remaining true to its mythological origins.

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The Cinnamon Beetle 6

By Glynn Young 6 Comments

Cinnamon Beetle Twitter Poetry tweetspeakpoetry.com

Six poems and 16 fragments – the last of our poems developed from the recent Twitter poetry party.

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