Today's poem is
"Echoing Canto of the Gleaners (Inferno)"
from The Manhattan Review
John Kinsella
is a leading poet of Australia. Two of his books, from Norton, are Peripheral Light: New and Selected Poems and Arcadia. His most recent work of poetry is Divine Comedy: Journeys Through a Regional Geography (Norton, September, 2008). He teaches part of the year at Kenyon College, in Ohio.
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About The Manhattan Review:
April 11, 2008: "First Counter-clockwise Canto of the Möbius Strip" " Some days the attraction of outdoors is so overwhelming..."
March 11, 2008: "Canto of the Workshop" "As when they discover that the collective..."
January 9, 2008: "Canto of the Examination (24: Eighth Sphere)" "The huntsman lies low..."
"Recognition Failure Horror"
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Six poems
"And Everyone Gathered In Objection Yet Again"
Five poems
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Nine poems
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April 18, 2009: "Isle Au Haut" by D. Nurkse
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March 11, 2008: "Canto of the Workshop" by John Kinsella
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