An audio anthology of the best poetry ever written, presented with brief commentary, to enrich and enliven the daily routine (along with the occasional article, essay, or list).
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Annie Dillard’s “How we spend our days”
Today we are remembering Annie Dillard. Her poem offers not only advice for living, but an approach to understanding a life in retrospect. Happy reading.
Algernon Charles Swinburne’s “Sestina”
Today’s poem heightened the form it’s named for by adding patterned rhyme. Even with the added complexity, this sometimes-rigid form strikes the ear as verse that is smooth and unassuming. Happy reading.
Edna St. Vincent Millay’s “The Princess Recalls Her One Adventure”
Listen now (4 mins) | In today’s poem, melodrama recedes into a stripped-down and heart-achingly real moment.
In today’s poem, melodrama recedes into a stripped-down and heart-achingly real moment. Happy reading.
Scott Cairns’ “Chemo With Coleridge”
Today’s poem, from Cairns’ new Against Certainty, ponders the value of intravenous poetry. Happy reading.
Wendell Berry’s “Sabbath Poem III, 1994”
Today’s poem is, quite simply, one of my favorites. Berry uses Shakespeare to tell us we cannot see our life clearly until we have passed through death. Happy reading.
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I am the owner of Goldberry Books in Concord, NC, and host of the Close Reads podcast, a literary podcast for the incurable reader, and Withywindle, a bookish show for kids.
Classical teacher and administrator, Close Reads/Daily Poem co-host, Amateur
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