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St. Martin (San Martino): An Italian Poem on the Sights and Sounds of an Indian Summer
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‘As Imperceptibly as Grief’: Approaching Autumn With Emily Dickinson
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‘Winnie-the-Pooh’: A Microcosm of Human Nature
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‘After Apple-Picking’ by Robert Frost
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The Poem ‘Moonrise,’ a Reflection on God’s Grace
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‘When You Are Old’ by W.B. Yeats: Reminiscence and Regret
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3 Classic Poems on the Beauty of the Night Sky
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Three Patriotic Poems in Honor of America’s 250th
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George Herbert’s ‘The Collar’: Called to Freedom
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‘One Art’ by Elizabeth Bishop: Mastering the Art of Loss
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Dickinson and Donne on Death
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‘The Road Not Taken’: A Poem Taken Much Too Seriously
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‘Concord Hymn’: Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Road to America’s 250th Birthday
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William Wordsworth’s ‘I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud’
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St. Augustine, Longfellow, and the Ladder of Love
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‘Winter Spring’: A Hidden Gem by Richard Wilbur
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Lincoln the Poet: The American President Who Loved Verse
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‘The New Colossus’: The Sonnet That Gave the Statue of Liberty a Voice
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‘The Lord of the Rings’: Of Stories and Journeys
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Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired
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Poetry to Light Up New Year’s Eve
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Jane Austen is 250: Why We Still Love Her Novels
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Santa Lucia Knows If You’ve Been Naughty or Nice
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The Scents and Sounds of ‘November’
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Poems for All Saints’ Day
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Aristotelian Friendship in Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’
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Learning to Be a Friend, in Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’
