Poets Weave
Colglazier reads "Oolitic," "Jewel," "The Congressman," "Myra," and more on this extended web edition of The Poets Weave.
Sarah Ruhlen reads "Because Man Cannot Help Love a Lode Stone," "The Mother of the Lunatics," "Building the Tower of Babel," and "I Hid Butterflies for Him."
Born in Connecticut in 1935, poet, playwright, and visual artist, Russell Edson is the father of the prose poem in America.
Early poetry T.S. Eliot, including the poem "Morning at the Window," "Cousin Nancy," and "Preludes."
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