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Go Poet Go - 019 - Summer Solstice, New York City - Sharon Olds

Go Poet Go - 019 - Summer Solstice, New York City - Sharon Olds

2022-08-1102:31

Summer Solstice, New York City Sharon Olds 
Go Poet Go - 018 - Life in Moments - Jack Gilbert and George Bilgere

Go Poet Go - 018 - Life in Moments - Jack Gilbert and George Bilgere

2022-08-1002:05

Two poets see life through its moments. How I Met Your Mother George Bilgere  Highlights and Interstices Jack Gilbert
Go Poet Go - 017 - One more by Ryokan - Ryokan

Go Poet Go - 017 - One more by Ryokan - Ryokan

2022-08-0502:37

One more by the poet Ryokan Just This Ryokan
Go Poet Go - 016 - Two by Ryokan - Ryokan

Go Poet Go - 016 - Two by Ryokan - Ryokan

2022-08-0402:08

Two poems by the poet Ryokan  Day By Day Ryokan This Ball in My Pocket Ryokan
Go Poet Go - 015 - Truth about Truth - Emily Dickinson, Gwendolyn Brooks

Go Poet Go - 015 - Truth about Truth - Emily Dickinson, Gwendolyn Brooks

2022-07-1502:07

Two poets tell us the truth about truth.  Tell all the truth but tell is slant Emily Dickinson Truth Gwendolyn Brooks. 
Go Poet Go - 014 - Two by Rumi - Rumi

Go Poet Go - 014 - Two by Rumi - Rumi

2022-07-1401:13

Two poems by the poet Rumi  Today Rumi I am so small Rumi translated by Coleman Barks 
Go Poet Go - 013 - Two Loaded Guns - Kabir, Emily Dickinson, W.H. Auden

Go Poet Go - 013 - Two Loaded Guns - Kabir, Emily Dickinson, W.H. Auden

2022-07-1403:14

Two loaded guns from the poets Kabir and Emily Dickinson, and a kind of smirk from the poet Auden.  I don't know what sort of God we have been talking about Kabir translated by Robert Bly My Life had stood - a Loaded Gun Emily Dickinson I have no gun W.H. Auden 
Go Poet Go - 012 - Find the beginning - Homer, William Shakespeare

Go Poet Go - 012 - Find the beginning - Homer, William Shakespeare

2022-07-1204:03

Find the beginning. The poets Homer and Shakespeare. Both open an invitation to your imagination. Both ask you and the Muses to come create the story with them. The Odyssey Homer, translated by Emily Wilson Henry V William Shakespeare
Go Poet Go - 011 - Which life to live, Part 2 - Mary Oliver, William Butler Yeats

Go Poet Go - 011 - Which life to live, Part 2 - Mary Oliver, William Butler Yeats

2022-07-1106:20

Mary Oliver versus William Butler Yeats The Summer Day Mary Oliver Under Ben Bulben William Butler Yeats
Go Poet Go - 010 - Which life to live, Part 1 - Cole Porter, Charles Dickens, Rainer Maria Rilke

Go Poet Go - 010 - Which life to live, Part 1 - Cole Porter, Charles Dickens, Rainer Maria Rilke

2022-07-1103:16

The first poet is Cole Porter who asks which is the life to live. The poets Charles Dickens and Rainier Maria Rilke offer some answers. Which Cole Porter David Copperfield Charles Dickens
Go Poet Go - 009 - The angel of history - William Butler Yeats and Laurie Anderson with Walter Benjamin

Go Poet Go - 009 - The angel of history - William Butler Yeats and Laurie Anderson with Walter Benjamin

2022-07-1003:18

The Angel of History.    Two poets, Yeats and Laurie Anderson, sing about the arc of history.     The Second Coming William Butler Yeats The Dream Before Laurie Anderson based on the writing of Walter Benjamin, The Angel of History 
Go Poet Go - 008 - One fine day when death comes - David Byrne with Brian Eno, Mary Oliver

Go Poet Go - 008 - One fine day when death comes - David Byrne with Brian Eno, Mary Oliver

2022-07-1003:41

One fine day when Death comes. Two poets, David Byrne with Brian Eno and Mary Oliver. They tell us about the door they look forward to stepping through.  One Fine Day David Byrne and Brian Eno When Death Comes Mary Oliver 
Go Poet Go - 007 - Tell me about a complicated man - Homer, Dante Alighieri

Go Poet Go - 007 - Tell me about a complicated man - Homer, Dante Alighieri

2022-07-0802:41

Tell me about a complicated man.  Two poets, Homer and Dante. Each open their stories  to tell us about someone who is lost.  The Odyssey Homer. Translated by Emily Wilson. The Inferno Dante Aligeri. Translated by Mark Musa. 
Go Poet Go - 006 - Are you looking for me? - Kabir, William Blake, Juan Ramon Jimenez

Go Poet Go - 006 - Are you looking for me? - Kabir, William Blake, Juan Ramon Jimenez

2022-07-0702:50

Are you looking for me? I am not I  This first poet is Kabir, from India in the 1400s.  The second poet will be William Blake, 400 years later The third is Juan Ramón Jiménez, the Spanish poet who won a Nobel prize in the 1950s.     Are you looking for me Kabir, translated by Robert Bly To see the world from William Blake’s Auguries of Innocence I am not I or Yo No Soy Yo Juan Ramón Jiménez, also translated by Robert Bly  
Go Poet Go - 005 - Everything will change, will pass - Kobayashi Issa, William Shakespeare

Go Poet Go - 005 - Everything will change, will pass - Kobayashi Issa, William Shakespeare

2022-07-0602:10

This world of dew. Is melted into air, into thin air. Everything will change, will pass.      The first poet is Issa, writing haiku poems in Japan. The second poet is Shakespeare, from a speech given towards the end of The Tempest. This World of Dew Kobayashi Issa   The Tempest William Shakespeare, Act 4 Scene 1, Prospero speaking 
Go Poet Go - 004 - How Grief Ends - Wendell Berry, Tomas Tranströmer

Go Poet Go - 004 - How Grief Ends - Wendell Berry, Tomas Tranströmer

2022-07-0602:31

This is how grief ends. How despair can unfold.   The first poet is also a Farmer in Kentucky, the other poet was a psychologist in Sweden.     The Peace of Wild Things Wendell Berry The Half-Finished Heaven Tomas Tranströmer from New Collected Poems, translated by Robin Fulton
Go Poet Go - 003 - Three doors inside three poems - Bill Callahan, Derek Walcott, Rumi

Go Poet Go - 003 - Three doors inside three poems - Bill Callahan, Derek Walcott, Rumi

2022-07-0402:59

Three doors inside three poems Night Bill Callahan Love After Love Derek Walcott The Guest House Rumi translated by Coleman Barks  
Go Poet Go - 002 - Using Food - Jane Hirshfield

Go Poet Go - 002 - Using Food - Jane Hirshfield

2022-07-0402:16

Using food. Small purple artichokes. Vinegar and Oil. Using food the poet tells us about life. My Species Jane Hirshfield. From the book The Beauty.    Vinegar and Oil Jane Hirshfield. From the book Come, Thief.   
Go Poet Go - 001 - Writing about your father - Robert Hayden, Seamus Heaney

Go Poet Go - 001 - Writing about your father - Robert Hayden, Seamus Heaney

2022-07-0403:16

Writing about your father. Two different poets. One raised in Detroit, one raised in rural Ireland. Two very different places. Looking back at their father, here’s what the poet can see today. Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden, 1962 Digging by Seamus Heaney, 1964
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