Song (Lowell version)

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Impartiality

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Romantic Poetry

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Keats Poems

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Dying Speech of an Old Philosopher

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The Pool

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Petals

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The Poetry of James Russell Lowell: Harvard graduate Lowell was one of the most prominent poets of the American Romantic movement, he chose to use poetry for both beauty and social causes, mainly abolishing slavery.

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Minor Romantic Poets

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Something Childish, but very Natural

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Old Chants

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The Poetry Of Amy Lowell

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The Open Window

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Mystery

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A Selection of Poems by Sir Walter Raleigh

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Life As Dance: The Lost Wisdom of Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Damn! A Book of Calumny

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Gift

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Transcendence and Liberation

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Departed Days

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Pillow and Stone

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W.B. Yeats and His Father: The Development of Personality in Men

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A Ruined Reversolet

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Song (Seward version)

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The Passionate Shepherd to His Love (version 2)

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Beth Gêlert, or the Grave of the Greyhound

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Leda: With Exclusive Interviews

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C. S. Lewis: A Very Short Introduction

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Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins

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The Song of the Chattahoochee

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Sunset in the Tropics

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The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo: A Novel

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Then She Was Gone: A Novel

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In Five Years: A Novel

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It Ends with Us

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Confess

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The Measure: A Novel

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The Last Thing He Told Me: A Novel

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It Starts with Us: A Novel

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Wrong Place Wrong Time: A Novel

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The Paris Apartment: A Novel

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Ugly Love

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Bright Young Women: A Novel

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The Lost Apothecary: A Novel

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Weyward: A Novel

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Regretting You

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All the Missing Girls: A Novel

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Maybe in Another Life

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The People We Keep

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The Third Mrs. Galway

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GO AS A RIVER: A Novel

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Reminders of Him: A Novel

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November 9: A Novel

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Love and Other Words

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Firefly Lane: A Novel

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The Book of Lost Names

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The Soulmate Equation

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My Dark Vanessa: A Novel

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The Things We Cannot Say

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The Change: A Novel

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Family Upstairs: A Novel

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355 - Rob Rufus: Drummer, Published Author, Cancer Survivor and Advocate, The “Band Drummer” vs the “Working Drummer”

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Should We Praise the Mutilated World? Poetry from California to Krakow

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The Ranters: Nigel Smith in conversation with Stephen Sedley: Nigel Smith, currently Professor of Ancient and Modern Literature at Princeton, was in conversation about the thought, literature and legacy of the Ranters with Sir Stephen Sedley, formerly a judge in the Court of Appeal, frequent contributor to the...

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Ep. 110 - Larry Len Peterson: Author, art insider and C.M. Russell Museum board member Larry Len Peterson joins us on the podcast to discuss the Coeur d'Alene Art Auction, the annual live auction at the C.M. Russell Museum and other art-related projects he's working on. Larry has...

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Michael Rosen: Sue Lawley's castaway is writer and poet Michael Rosen

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Michael Rosen: Sue Lawley's castaway is writer and poet Michael Rosen

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Episode 27 | "The John Lennon Series/Vol. 5 Shades Of Life pt. 1"/Jude Southerland Kessler: Jude Southerland Kessler, the world’s leading authority on the life of John Lennon, will release Volume 5 in "The John Lennon Series" titled "Shades of Life Part 1". "Shades of Life Part 1" follows The Beatles through the first half of 1965,...

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Episode 148 — Michael Robbins: Michael Robbins is the guest. His debut poetry collection, Alien vs. Predator, was named one of the best books of 2012 by The New York Times, Slate, Commonweal, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, and The Millions.  Dwight Garner of the The New York Times...

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Concrete Rivers: The Emotional Topography of LA

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William Stafford Birthday Celebration 2013: Join us for our 13th annual celebration of the work of Oregon's most famous and beloved poet, William Stafford. Born in 1914, Stafford was a celebrated poet, teacher, mentor, and champion of free speech and thought. He was a professor at Lewis...

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Ep. 49 - TOM RUSSELL ("Gallo del Cielo"): Tom Russell is a painter, essayist, and critically lauded singer-songwriter in the Western folk tradition, All Music Guide called him “perhaps the finest American folk-roots artist that most Americans never heard of,” while Rolling Stone’s John Swenson dubbed him “the greatest living folk-country songwriter.” Russell was discovered by Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter in New York in the early 1980s and launched his solo artist career soon after. His songs “Blue Wing” and “Black Pearl” each reached the Top 40 on the Canadian country charts, while Suzy Bogguss took “Outbound Plane,” which Tom co-wrote with Nanci Griffith, to the Top 10 in the US. The hyper-literate and historically-minded troubadour poet has found loyal devotees including cultural icons ranging from Johnny Cash, who recorded his songs, to David Letterman, who invited Russell on his late night show on at least five different occasions. Songs such as “Gallo del Cielo” and “Navaj

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October 3, 2022 Otto Jennings, Lewis Gannett, Sergei Yesenin, Thomas Wolfe, Successfully Grow & Garden Citrus Fruit Trees Using Pots and Containers by Madison Pierce, and Philippa Foot: Subscribe  | | | |   Support The Daily Gardener     Connect for FREE!  |     Historical Events National Butterfly and Hummingbird Day Look at the Leaves Day   1877 Birth of Otto Emery...

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Alan Nadel, “August Wilson: Completing the Twentieth-Century Cycle” (University of Iowa Press, 2010): Many scholars consider August Wilson to be the premier American playwright of the 20th Century. Alan Nadel is surely one of their number. In the early 1990s, he focused our attention on Wilson’s plays in the outstanding collection of essays May All You...

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The world's most mysterious manuscript: With Stig Abell and Thea Lenarduzzi – The meaning of the 15th-century Voynich manuscript – a strange compendium of undecipherable signs, astrological symbols and pictures of nude bathing women – has long eluded scholars. We're joined by...

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Sir Isaiah Berlin: Sue Lawley's castaway is historian and philosopher Sir Isaiah Berlin

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Denise Gigante, "Book Madness: A Story of Book Collectors in America" (Yale UP, 2022): An interview with Denise Gigante

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Remembering Tom Wolfe and the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test: Literary icon and friend of The New York Public Library, Tom Wolfe passed away last week at the age of 88. Wolfe became a Library Lion in 1981, and is the author of many books, including The Bonfire of the Vanities and...

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On Allen Ginsberg: His life, his work and his archives, with Pat Thomas and Peter Hale

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Jamie Loftus on "Raw Dog: The Naked Truth About Hot Dogs": This episode features writer and podcaster Jamie Loftus, poet José Olivarez, and music from Danielle Ponder.

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Episode 65: We're Officially Done with Lovecraft and Campbell: H.P. Lovecraft and John W. Campbell were writers and editors who ruled science fiction in the mid-twentieth century. Their names graced some of the genre's biggest awards. They ran influential magazines. And they were also racist, authoritarian...

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Sonic curator David Toop: the sound of silent art: David Toop is a composer of sound, writer about sound, curator of sound and research fellow at the London College of Communication. His works in text include Ocean of Sound, Exotica, Haunted Weather and the Rap Attack books. His latest is Sinister...

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Writer Ray Connolly Interviews Elvis, August 1969: Ray Connolly is a British Writer.He is best known for his journalism and for writing the screenplays for the films That'll Be The Day and its sequel Stardust, for which he won a Writers Guild of Great Britain Best Screenplay award He wrote for the London...

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656. Wayne Koestenbaum

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Daniel Kane, “Do You Have a Band?”: Poetry and Punk Rock in New York City” (Columbia UP, 2017): Often, poetry and punk rock are seen as distinct activities that occur in different locations with separate audiences. Many would also ascribe to them varying levels of cultural and political capital. Daniel Kane, the author of Do You Have a Band?

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AMOS OZ

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J. Estanislao Lopez — Alternate Ending: The Escape of Jephthah’s Daughter: Old stories — of mythology or religion — have sometimes been depicted as having one narrative and one interpretation. Here, J. Estanislao Lopez takes on the voice of a character whose story ended in violence, inviting listeners to claim their agency as this character claims hers.

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Songs for Drella: Leeore Schnairsohn in conversation with Catherine Nichols

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Alan Watts Life Advice Will Leave You SPEECHLESS | The world needs to hear this...

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Tributaries: A Conversation with Robin Coste Lewis: When the poet Robin Coste Lewis discovered a trove of photographs under her late grandmother’s bed, she recognized them not only as a document of her family’s history during the Great Migration, but also as a testament to Black intimacy and ingenuity across generations. From studio portraits to snapshots, tintypes to Polaroids, these pictures provide the foundation of Robin’s latest book, “To the Realization of Perfect Helplessness,” excerpts from which were published on newyorker.com. Robin Coste Lewis formerly served as poet laureate of Los Angeles, and her debut collection, “Voyage of the Sable Venus,” won the 2015 National Book Award for poetry.

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2021.r14 Beatles and Monkees.: The Monkees both were are were not "a weekly dose of A Hard Day's Night."     This week, we look at the relationship between the two acts.     How did Bob Rafelson come to the concept of "four zany musicians having wild adventures."        What did the "...