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- Poem of a Houseboat Stranded in a Field by C.D. Wright (from her book Shallcross)
- The Old Elm Tree by the River by Wendell Berry (from his book The Peace of Wild Things)
- The Summer Day by Mary Oliver (from her book House of Light)
website of Erin Pringle
writer of fictions,
tender of small fires,
dreamer born out of the Midwest
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Today's poems are by Rosabetty Muรฑoz, tr. by Claudia Nuรฑez de Ibieta (from Poetry, Oct. 2024/225:1)
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So glad to be back! And with these poems. Enjoy!
Wake to Words and Brew Some Coffee (April 14, 2024)
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Three poems for today's reading. Enjoy!
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It wasn't until I typed out December 17 that I realized how far into this month we've come. Thanks for bringing your coffee today to listen to good poems by other people. Today's reading is for my good friend Steve Parker who is home in bed when he'd rather be in the mountains.
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Next week will bring us into December, and so I guess this is the last of our November poems for the year.
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Please excuse the background hum during the recording; my usual computer is broken and my desktop refuses to record quietly or with any manners whatsoever.
I'll have a special Thanksgiving Wake to Words and Brew Some Coffee, so check back for more poems this coming Thursday.
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Wake to Words and Brew Some Coffee (October 15, 2023)
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(Both by Jack Gilbert from his Collected Poems)
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Over the weekend, my son and I spent our days in the Umatilla National Forest, which was fantastic for all the reasons one might imagine--trees, ground squirrels, wildflowers, stars, mountain streams--and the added bonus of no internet access. So, like a holiday delaying garbage pick-up by one day, this week's session of Wake to Words and Brew Some Coffee arrives at your doorstep on a Monday rather than our usual Sunday. I hope it finds you there, regardless, and that you'll find one of these poems to have the right words for your current moment.
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We've returned to May, or it to us. Thanks for joining me for another session of poems.
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I'd love to read a few good poems by other people to you. Here:
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Welcome back to Wake to Words and Brew Some Coffee. Last week, I was running in Lolo, Montana in the Bitterroot Run-Off; the trail was difficult, ever-ascending (until it finally wasn't), and the skies and valley and snowy mountains gorgeous all around. But I've returned to the ground by now, so we have resumed our Sunday poems. Thanks for sticking with me.
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We have reached the last Sunday of February, and while that makes calendar sense, the snow coming down outside my window makes less mental sense when the longing for Spring has taken to blooming in the hope muscle.
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It's Sunday again and time for another good session of Wake to Words and Brew Some Coffee, which is a casual weekly meeting wherein I read good poems by other people while we all drink coffee. Happy Birthday to my mother a few days ago!
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