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day 11 of National Poetry Month ~
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Britton Gildersleeve
I am a sister. Sometimes I feel like I should preface that statement as they do in AA: Hi. My name is Britton and I’ve been a sister for all but a scant three years of my life. I don’t think I’ll ever recover… My sisters are my best friends. It figures, since we moved…
day #10, National Poetry Month ~
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Britton Gildersleeve
Seamus Heaney — Nobel Laureate that he is — doesn’t get the attention in popular poetry circles that folks like Dickinson and Frost do. And yet he’s a wonderful poet — a people’s poet as well as a poet’s poet. His craft is amazing (how does he DO it??), and his content familiar to anyone…
tea & memory: day #9 of National Poetry Month ~
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Britton Gildersleeve
If you’ve read any of this blog, you know I’m nuts about tea. Crazy, obsessive, elitist (and possibly boring) on the topic. Poetry, too. I have almost as many tea ‘cookbooks’ as favourite poets. There are six tea sets in the china cabinet, including two hand-painted by my grandmother, who also loved tea sets. That…
day 8, National Poetry Month ~
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Britton Gildersleeve
During my master’s, I was besotted with the poet Robert Hayden. I read every one of his poems, all his prose, the critical biography on him, and the few scholarly articles available. I still think he is the most under-appreciated of great American poets. Hayden’s work had an enormous impact on me. He moved deftly…
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