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Poetry from Daily Life: Look, listen and write a poem for the world around you
Author Joseph Bruchac shares a poem about a bumblebee and how taking the time to listen to the natural world led him to it.
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Therapy and poetry have more in common than you think
Confounded by a confusing expression or dream from a patient, I might seemingly shift gears and ask myself, 'What if this ...
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Fifteen Questions: Carissa J. Chen on Poetry, Harvard’s History of Slavery, and the Old Jefe’s Location
Carissa J. Chen ’21 talks to Fifteen Minutes about Harvard's legacy of slavery, pursuing a Ph.D., and creative writing ...
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'Writing the Ding Dang Poem': Tom Angleberger on Getting Kids Excited About Poetry
Tom Angleberger is the author of the popular Origami Yoda series and the Flytrap Files series, as well as several other books ...
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RFK Jr. said many autistic people will never write a poem — history says otherwise
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently declared autism a national “ epidemic ,” calling ...
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Poetry is 'like falling in love' at Seattle Reads
This is the KUOW Book Club, and we've been reading "You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World" in partnership with Seattle ...
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RFK Jr. said many autistic people will never write a poem − even though there’s a rich history of neurodivergent poets and writers
More recent readers have agreed. Of course, there are countless autistic people who write poetry who aren’t famous and haven’t published books. Neurodivergent poet and educator Chris Martin ...
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Award-winning Wisconsin poet to be featured at Wednesday Night Poetry
Wisconsin award-winning poet, editor and author of 10 poetry collections Cristina Norcross will be the featured poet for ...
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RFK Jr. said many autistic people will never write a poem − even though there’s a rich history of neurodivergent poets and writers
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently declared autism a national “epidemic,” calling it a “preventable disease” that is growing at an “alarming rate.” He went on ...