Offering one essential poem each weekday morning, curating a broad & generous audio anthology of the best poetry ever written. By @closereadspod network.
We've been at this show for a while now, and have had a few requests to create a Twitter account where people can follow along, so here we go. We will share each day's show here, as well as point you towards worthwhile poetry-related content (interviews, articles, news, etc.)
Today's poem is Ted Kooser's "Splitting an Order," a lovely example of what Kooser does best.
Below is a sample from it.
And here's the episode: https://t.co/GzbtUwsVz6
Today's poem is presented by guest reader, Maurice Manning. It's Robert Penn Warren's "Boy Wandering in Simms Valley". Listen here or whatever you get podcasts.
https://t.co/M2ABsXulwX
Today's poem is by Longfellow. It's "The Fire of Driftwood" and you can check it out wherever you get podcasts, or listen here:
https://t.co/oUJmHQqWJb
There are many worthwhile Ash Wednesday poems, but at the request of a listener today's poem is Malcolm Guite's "Ash Wednesday" https://t.co/PYv4sVR1I0
@kenyonreview@CloseReadsPod goes in-depth on novels of all kinds, weekly. Also produces an all-Shakespeare show, called The Play's the Thing, and Libromania, a show for book nerd stuff.
Today's #DailyPoem, presented in honor of the Patriot's Super Bowl victory, comes from the great New England poet: It's Robert Frost's "The Wood Pile" https://t.co/iZNFtiEbpk
William Butler Yeats died 80 years ago today, so today's #DailyPoem is his classic poem, "The Second Coming," one of the better-known poems of the 21st century. #yeats#poetry https://t.co/4356czXFIV