We’ve had a classic and a children’s poem so far this poetry month. Here is one that was just published in Poetry Magazine this February. Wood. Salt. Tin. By Jane Hirshfield Little soul, do you remember? You once walked over wooden boards to a house that sat on stilts in the sea. It was early. […]
I was in Speech Club during high school, and I had to memorize a bunch of poems for my speech meets since my category was Extemporaneous Poetry. To celebrate National Poetry Month, I’ll be sharing a favorite poem each Friday of April. This week’s poem is not a cheerful happy one, but I remember relishing […]
