XO

How about anyone who wishes post an image-related or image laden poem

Or an image! I will attach both. Tomorrow.

Miss Mary Ann’s presence and gatherings very much.

It seems to help if you download the ZOOM app on your computer
Have you done that?

Last week I tried through my browser and it was hopeless! I was able to
hear and see everybody’s enjoying using my iPhone but if you want to use
the computer with the bigger screen than you do need the app. Please let me
know if I can help!
Non Tek P…[Read more]

Btw Especially to Josh but to all Graduate English Dept. and independent
scholars &etc, What do you all think about that situation at University of
Leicester
regarding wiping out English Lit and Linguistics , such as Medieval and
Early Modern Studies.

I suppose that means they’ll keep Keats?

Mary Shelley maybe?

Is this…[Read more]

Is it possible that we could read any of what you Mary Ann will be
discussing ahead of time?

Much thanks
Patricia ( B)

Lap tops. Will we need to download another App?

Thank you!

the poems
the man
the warm voice bouncing off the
stone chapel walls…

Looking VERY forward to meeting again.

Any suggestion for a juicy bit where translation & surrealism cross …
fields?

Happy New Year one more time.

Patricia (B)

Meanwhile ,
Happy Daze of Holly!
Patricia B

When Publishing Women Was a Radical Act: A British Editor Looks Back – The
New York T…[Read more]

I got it.

PS My mom has Covid.
Say a magic spell for us!
Love

I surely do want to see it, based on the amazing responses from all the
poets and readers.

All the best to all of you!
Hugs from afar.
Patricia

He is of course also describing the act of writing, of recording and
remembering.

When we meet again — are we scheduled for “ Spring”??—
I would crave to learn as much as you know about Ungaretti.
I have a small book of tra…[Read more]

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From: Mary Ann Caws (Poets Together!) <noreply@gc.cuny.edu>
Date: Tue, Dec 1, 2020 at 4:42 PM
Subject: three poets!
To: <patriciannb13@gmail.com>

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> Woukd love to but am at 6-7!presiding over bookstore/youtube zoom of Three
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Here’s this TERRIFIC event about to happen today
Our beloved Marilyn Hacker reading at 5:30
as TRANSLATOR of poet Claire Malroux.

GET TO ZOOM ASAP.
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From: Marilyn Hacker <marilynhacker@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, Nov 30, 2020 at 1:03 PM
Subject: Link for Zoom reading registration…[Read more]

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/articles/154715/i-erase-you-you-are-erased

I miss you all so much too.

I just registered for This event.

Dont be fooled by title here: according to Warren, Pal Picasso wouldn’t
lift a finger to save his old friend & fellow artist Max Jacob— from French
anti -Jewish hatred: although Jacob was a converted practicing Catholic
when the N…[Read more]

Maureen, Please!
I miss us all too , and fear I will lose more brain molecules
Without the reading and poets group.
Do please keep posting.
All of you:your OWN writings as well.
Chris, Maddie, Jojo
Poems and drawing!
Pat L, Maureen Mariana essays books ary

Please please!
Who has Mary Ann s memoir?
Im longing to…[Read more]

Please all keep sending poems links snd paintings
It is so helpful.
When can we meet again.
Mary Ann
I tried to buy your memoir but could not find it available.

Thank you to all of you!
And especially to Mary Ann
Patricia
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Patricia Brody
Check out…[Read more]

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From: Patricia Brody <patriciannb13@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Oct 19, 2020 at 1:24 AM
Subject: Fwd: Finally a woman poet of our timeFwd: Poem of the Day: A Hymn
to the Evening
To: ALICIA OSTRIKER <ostriker@scarletmail.rutgers.edu>, Marilyn…[Read more]

Please.

I too read Jack Gilbert’s poem today and thought of your sensibilities in
this
“course” as I have glimpsed barely these sensibilities.

I know so little about these 20th century artists, poets, thinkers and…[Read more]

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Joublie ma francaise.
Je m excuse.
Parole pour “ on”
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Yes and oops what’s the other one with a daughter in it
similar to Pomegranate.

Also love: 2 am
A lamb would freeze out here…

She was a true mentor for me though she never read a piece of…[Read more]

Mine was to answer your Irish talk earlier today. Yours more about Irish
Samuel.
I do love this.
Thank you.

PB

It’s brilliant and shows how one puts their life’s story into a poem
and makes it wail and sing, like a lyre.
Or electric guitar.

https://ronnowpoetry.com/contents/boland/AnnaLiffey.html

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I read this Poem of the Day since our last meeting, and didn’t take it
in,fully. Including the dateline at the bottom: Berkeley, 1968.
I didn’t know till I read Milosz’s bio that it was a teaching
offer from Berkeley that allowed his 1968 defection to the US from the
Communist oppression of Poland.

If you happen not to be familiar…[Read more]

*Today is the birthday* of the man who wrote this highly-recognizable and
oft-parodied poem:

I have eaten
the plums
that were in
the icebox

and which
you were probably
saving
for breakfast.

Forgive me
they were delicious
so sweet
and so cold

That’s *William Carlos…[Read more]