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Poetry Daily Essentials 2007
Poetry Daily, on the web at , is the world's most popular poetry web site, with more than three million visitors each year. Each day, the editors serve a new offering from the best of contemporary poems from poets known and those less known.
Poetry Daily Essentials 2007 is a vibrant collection of poems that have appeared at Poetry Daily, chosen by founding editors Diane Boller and Don Selby. These poems celebrate the diversity of today's thriving poetry culture, with contributions
Ted Kooser
Kay Ryan
Louise Glück
Anne Marie Macari
Jane Kenyon
C. K. Williams
Charles Wright
Gerald Stern
Maxine Kumin
W. S. Merwin
With more than 150 selections, Poetry Daily Essentials 2007 includes poems that inspire contemplation and poems that inspire laughter, verse for every mood and moment.
Poetry Daily Essentials 2007 is a vibrant collection of poems that have appeared at Poetry Daily, chosen by founding editors Diane Boller and Don Selby. These poems celebrate the diversity of today's thriving poetry culture, with contributions
Ted Kooser
Kay Ryan
Louise Glück
Anne Marie Macari
Jane Kenyon
C. K. Williams
Charles Wright
Gerald Stern
Maxine Kumin
W. S. Merwin
With more than 150 selections, Poetry Daily Essentials 2007 includes poems that inspire contemplation and poems that inspire laughter, verse for every mood and moment.
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244 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2007
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August 14, 2013
Poetry daily essentials
I decided to read this book because it was the first poetry book I found and it looked the best out of the rest.
It book fits under the category: a book of poetry. I found this category kinda interesting, as some of the poems were strange, but were different and I enjoyed some of them.
My favorite three poems were logo rhythms, snow and first breath last breath. These were my favorite three poems as they were all every different and interesting. Logo rhythms I think for me was really cool, I thought it was creative and unique. First breath last breath, was touching and very true. And Snow, was really confusing but cool.
My favorite quote/poem is: "= Teeth tracks like ski tracks in the white icing and/or Oreo itself." This is my favorite quote/ part of a poem. As it was really different and was true. The observations for some of the logos were hard to imagine. All I can say is that I really enjoyed reading this poem, as I had never read anything like it before.
Something that I learnt from this book of poems is that poems are really deep, sometimes hard to understand, but they mean a lot. If you think out side the box.
I decided to read this book because it was the first poetry book I found and it looked the best out of the rest.
It book fits under the category: a book of poetry. I found this category kinda interesting, as some of the poems were strange, but were different and I enjoyed some of them.
My favorite three poems were logo rhythms, snow and first breath last breath. These were my favorite three poems as they were all every different and interesting. Logo rhythms I think for me was really cool, I thought it was creative and unique. First breath last breath, was touching and very true. And Snow, was really confusing but cool.
My favorite quote/poem is: "= Teeth tracks like ski tracks in the white icing and/or Oreo itself." This is my favorite quote/ part of a poem. As it was really different and was true. The observations for some of the logos were hard to imagine. All I can say is that I really enjoyed reading this poem, as I had never read anything like it before.
Something that I learnt from this book of poems is that poems are really deep, sometimes hard to understand, but they mean a lot. If you think out side the box.
March 31, 2009
A bit of everything. Some poems I loved, others not so much, but it really has something for everyone.
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