“Fall Bird Poetry Posters: Camille LeFevre and erika roos
In honor of fall in general and Halloween in particular, I want to share a couple of recent poetry poster collaborations (Click on the links below for downloadable images) “On…
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More Known by Heart Poetry Posters Available for Free Download
There’s a new crop of poetry posters available on the Known by Heart website. These posters feature poems by participants in a long-time poetry class at Ebenezer. Available for the…
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Poetry Poster: “Buzz” by Maureen Hirsch
Today’s poster is “Buzz” by Maureen Hirsch. HIRSCH-Buzz I love Maureen’s heartfelt description of a cat who was a long-time resident of the cat shelter she is involved with. I…
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Ready to Kiss Winter Goodbye, But Don’t Toss These Poems
This winter, here in Minnesota, we’ve been reminded that March, even with climate change, can still be full-on winter. All that snow was pretty and now I am so ready…
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Poetry Poster: “If Only” by Juliann Breting Rohn
People feel strongly about grapefruit. But love it or hate it, I hope you love this poem by Juliann Rohn as much as I do. It reminds me to let…
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Known by Heart Poetry Poster: “Reinventing the Wheel” by Dick Wenkel
Today’s poster is “Reinventing the Wheel” by Dick Wenkel: WENKEL_ReinventingTheWheel I love how this poem starts in a moment of observation—a young woman’s arthritic-looking hands— and imagines its way into…
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Known by Heart Poetry Poster: Overhead by Rose Hendrickson
Today’s poster is the lovely Overhead by Rose Hendrickson. I loved this poem when it appeared in my inbox last spring as four couplets and I love what Slow Dog’s…
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Known by Heart Poetry Poster: Ice Plant
Our next gorgeous poetry poster is Ice Plant by Marla Gladen. I loved this poem when Marla wrote it in a Keystone Community Services class back in 2016. It captures…
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