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Earth Song Book Club: Garden Poems
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Earth Song Book Club: Force of Nature
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Earth Song Book Club: The Wild Places
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Poems to Listen By: Time Lines 2—Sonnet 116
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Poems to Listen By: Time Lines 1—Sonnet 18
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Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 12—Nest in a Winter Tree
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Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 11—Moon Song
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Friendship Surprise: Anna of the Angel With Stairs
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Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 10—And Then What
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Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 09—The Tiny Moth
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Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 08—The Time is Midnight
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‘Wintering’ book club: Thaw & Lapwing
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‘Wintering’ book club: Cold Water & Resilient Gulls
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‘Wintering’ book club: Hot Water & Starlings
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Book Club Announcement: Wintering by Katherine May
It is winter, and the rooks are here. Join us for our next patron-only book club, discussing Katherine May’s book “Wintering,” beginning February 9.
Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 07—Moon Crossing Bridge
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Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 06—Lunula
Laurie Klein’s Moonstruck series takes us to a poetic reflection on motherhood and the moon with Susan Cowger’s “Lunula.”
Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 05—Moonchild
The latest episode of Moonstruck in Laurie Klein’s Poems to Listen by reflects on poems that speak to childhood traumas with a poem by Lucille Clifton and Reuben Jackson’s poem about Trayvon Martin.
Don’t Ask Why Book Club: From New York to Paris
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