Whirled Through a Poem’s Eye

Brief essays on poetry: considering a poem and how it reveals the world and the human experience. Find the text of the poems featured and the podcast script on MarilynOnaRoll.wordpress.com.

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Episodes

Tuesday Nov 12, 2024

Naming the world with Kelli Russell Agodon's poem "The Naming of Things."

Tuesday Nov 05, 2024

Warming God's hands with our fire in Daniel B. Summerhill's poem.

Tuesday Oct 29, 2024

Eric Kocher's re-entry into the world after a red-eye flight wonderfully disorients in his poem "Red Eye Home."

Tuesday Oct 22, 2024

Emily gives us what-for in this poem by Betsy Sholl. Are you listening?

Tuesday Oct 15, 2024

Love and loss and what is left behind beautifully detailed in this poem by Jordan Smith.

Wednesday Oct 09, 2024

Clare Goulet gets down low to hear what wisdom this lichen can impart.

Tuesday Sep 17, 2024

Reality check on climate change in this short poem by Heather Sellers.

Tuesday Sep 10, 2024

Love of country under scrutiny in my poem "Pro Patria."

Tuesday Sep 03, 2024

Details and attention weave together this disparate poem's lines: "Evidence of Tenderness" by Lauren Camp.

Tuesday Aug 27, 2024

The hazards and dull horror of war and John Balaban's vivid "The Guard at the Bin Thuy Bridge."

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Whirled Through a Poem's Eye

Poetry can be a lens through which our perspective on the world, on life, is sharpened. Poetry can startle, reveal, question, confirm. Each podcast will use one poem through which to view the world anew.

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