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Once Upon a Poet: An Interview with Laurie Klein

By T.S. Poetry 1 Comment

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The seeds of poetry saved Laurie Klein. And now she’s counting doors in ways you’ll want to hear about.

Filed Under: Blog, House of 49 Doors, Interview, Interviews, Poets

Poets and Poems: Laurie Klein and “House of 49 Doors”

By Glynn Young 3 Comments

Tulips Laurie Klein House of 49 Doors

“House of 49 Doors,” the new poetry collection by Laurie Klein, reminds us we never really live our childhood behind.

Filed Under: article, book reviews, Books, Poems, poetry, poetry reviews, Poets

Poets and Poems: Laurie Klein and “Where the Sky Opens”

By Glynn Young 20 Comments

Where the Sky Opens Review Laurie Klein

“Where the Sky Opens” by Laurie Klein shows how poems can help us navigate major life changes.

Filed Under: Bird Poems, Blog, Nature Poems, poetry, poetry reviews, Poets

Poems to Listen By: Buoyancies—1: Casting Off

By Laurie Klein 5 Comments

sailboat on open water

Laurie Klein reads “Everything Begins in Water” in a new audio series, Buoyancies, featuring work from her new collection, House of 49 Doors: Entries in a Life.

Filed Under: Blog, Boat Poems, House of 49 Doors, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By, Water Poems

Poems to Listen By: Black Bird Soirée 01—Elementary

By Laurie Klein 7 Comments

black bird on plaza with brick building

This month, Laurie Klein’s latest audio series takes flight with crow poems from Megan Willome in Black Bird Soirée.

Filed Under: Bird Poems, Black Bird Soirée, Blog, Crow Poems, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Time Lines 2—Sonnet 116

By Laurie Klein 2 Comments

park bench in green foliage

Laurie Klein is back with another Time Lines episode and a riddle of unseen possibility, this time with Shakespeare’s Sonnets 116 and 123.

Filed Under: Blog, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By, shakespeare poems, shakespeare sonnets, sonnet 116, Sonnets, Time Lines

Poems to Listen By: Time Lines 1—Sonnet 18

By Laurie Klein 10 Comments

dry bud in sunlight bokeh

Laurie Klein and her 96 year old mentor Pat Stien kick off a new Poems to Listen By series by reading Sonnets 18 and 73 in Time Lines.

Filed Under: Blog, pat stien, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By, Shakespeare, shakespeare sonnets, Time Lines

Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 07—Moon Crossing Bridge

By Laurie Klein 2 Comments

black and white river in fog

In a nod to the way poems can aid in processing grief and uncertainty, Laurie Klein reads Tess Gallagher’s “Moon Crossing Bridge.”

Filed Under: Blog, Haiku Poems, Moon poems, Moonstruck, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 06—Lunula

By Laurie Klein 4 Comments

mother with toddler in arms

Laurie Klein’s Moonstruck series takes us to a poetic reflection on motherhood and the moon with Susan Cowger’s “Lunula.”

Filed Under: Blog, Moon poems, Moonstruck, Mother Poems, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 05—Moonchild

By Laurie Klein 2 Comments

woman with braids in moonlight

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.

Filed Under: Blog, Lucille Clifton, Moon poems, Moonstruck, Patron Only, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 04—Delicate

By Laurie Klein 10 Comments

moonlight on waves

The moon is full of mystery and delicate secrets. In this episode of Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck, Laurie Klein reads L.L. Barkat’s “Delicate.”

Filed Under: Blog, Moon poems, Moonstruck, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck 03—A Pause in the Sky

By Laurie Klein 6 Comments

Via Engiadina star trails and moonlight

In this episode of Poems to Listen By: Moonstruck, Laurie Klein reflects on the moon and passage of time with Dame Carol Ann Duffy, Gregory Orr and Kelli Russell Agodon.

Filed Under: Blog, Moon poems, Moonstruck, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Heart & Soil 08—Zinfandel

By Laurie Klein 10 Comments

The Dunes Golf Course trees on rolling green hills

Laurie Klein concludes her “Heart & Soil” Poems to Listen By podcast series with Jane Mead’s “Where the Zinfandel Pass Their Seasons in Mute Rows.”

Filed Under: Blog, Heart & Soil, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By, poetry prompt, Wine Poems, writing prompt

Poems to Listen By: Heart & Soil 07—Sparrows

By Laurie Klein 3 Comments

small bird with red feathers for sparrows poem

The latest episode of Laurie Klein’s Poems to Listen By—Heart & Soil features the poem “Sparrows” by Jamie Morewood Anderson.

Filed Under: Blog, Heart & Soil, Nature Poems, Patron Only, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Heart & Soil 06—Undertow

By Laurie Klein 4 Comments

Fresh snowfall at a pier

In this month’s Poems to Listen By episode, Laurie Klein features poems by Richard Maxson and Anne M. Doe Overstreet in a reflection on uncertainty.

Filed Under: Blog, Heart & Soil, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Heart & Soil 02—News from the Underground

By Laurie Klein 2 Comments

Heart & Soil News from the Underground

In this episode of Heart & Soil, Laurie Klein’s podcast of Poems to Listen by, enjoy this reflection on News from the Underground, and how the pesky creatures beneath our feet help restore the soil.

Filed Under: Blog, Heart & Soil, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By

Poems to Listen By: Heart & Soil—01 What Are Poets For?

By Laurie Klein 4 Comments

Sunrise at the sea

In the first episode of a new Poems to Listen By audio series, Laurie Klein shares a poem from Meredith Stricker and asks, What are poets for?

Filed Under: Blog, Heart & Soil, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By, poetry prompt

Poems to Listen By: Under the Canopy 09—Eternity [Bonus Episode]

By Laurie Klein 8 Comments

Under the Canopy Eternity

In a bonus Under the Canopy episode, Laurie Klein shares “Eternity” from Tracy K. Smith, reminding us to consider, where would we be without trees?

Filed Under: Black Poets, Blog, Patron Only, Poems to Listen By, Tree Poems, Under the Canopy

Poems to Listen By: Sharing the Canopy 08—Poetics

By Laurie Klein 9 Comments

trees in swamp

Trees and tree poems are an apt reflection of the writing process. In the eighth episode of Under the Canopy, Laurie Klein shares a poem from A. R. Ammons.

Filed Under: Blog, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By, Tree Poems, Under the Canopy

Poems to Listen By: Sharing the Canopy 07—The Maples of Dachau

By Laurie Klein 6 Comments

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In the latest Poems to Listen By: Under the Canopy episode, Laurie Klein shares a poignant poem with a darker understory.

Filed Under: Blog, Patron Only, Podcasts, Poems to Listen By, Tree Poems, Under the Canopy

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