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 Jan 21, 2025

Ways of seeing and being in Catherine Barnett's "Thought Experiment."

Tuesday Jan 14, 2025

The self and the Other as one explored in this poem by Phil Metres.

Wednesday Jan 08, 2025

Grappling with the past through poetry in this prose poem by Lindsay Stuart Hill.

Tuesday Dec 31, 2024

Nine "figures" by Diamont Popelka, from a longer work, "Flashlight," as translated by Marcela Sulak, considering the new/old year.

Tuesday Dec 24, 2024

M. S. Merwin and Soiku Shigematsu's translation of Muso Soseki's "Toki-no-Ge" or "Satori Poem" lightly and delightfully enlightens.

Tuesday Dec 17, 2024

Said and unsaid in this short psalm by Gustaf Sobin.

Tuesday Dec 10, 2024

Creating community and the grace of belonging considered in Natalli Amato's poem.

Thursday Dec 05, 2024

November and shifts and endings under consideration in this poem by Lucie Brock-Broido.

Tuesday Nov 26, 2024

Weary well wishing in Bolina's "At War with the Cynics."

Tuesday Nov 26, 2024

Youth and striving in Kelly's "The Leaving."

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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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