Tag: Poetry
New England Song
Philip Kuepper: “Poetry wouldn’t leave me alone”
In the Spirit of the Moment
The Fleet Setting Out
The Hazardous Condition
The Tree, Erect
Living History
The Sea After the Storm
The Unfulfillable Vow
Membership in the Club
Numina
The Boat of Memory
Winter, Midpoint
Rowing Toward the Core
Boats Are Shoes
Grounded in Memory
Truth Is in How One Rows
The Premonition
When Shall We See the Thames Again?
The Voyage Past Death
The Death of the One with whom I Sailed
Going Viral
This Ship of Passage
Charon at the Harbor on the Styx
River Dance
It Gets Verse and Verse: Hargrave, An Aquatic McGonagall
Ocean Cowboys
The Dangers of Literature
My Walk Home
Safe Passage
A Workable Liberty
In the Moment
Watermark
Artist at Work
Befogged
Early Morning at the Point
What Fell From the Heavens
Our Bodies of Water
Cloudbody
What Became Eminent
Just Before the Cloudburst
In the Picture
When The Band Begins To Play
Looking to See
The Observation
Out Sailing
The Pen of Memory
The Hearth of Paris
A Current Affair
In the Queue
I Have Heard The Boat Sing
Rhythmic River
The Closing Act
The Catch
A Gallimaufry Moment
Anchoring the Boat of Time
The Art of Sailing
The Working World
The Bright Winter Day
Sea Change
The Homophonic
Spirit Thicker Than Water
Once on Lake Annecy
The Elements at Play
The Race and the Wind
Harbor Lights: Dream Poem
Swan Moon
Harbor Lights: Dream Poem
Doing the Morning Crossword
The Courses, Rowed
The Eight
The Rapture Boat
The Voyage of Regret
The Mystic of Walden
The Boat of a Life
Shoulders to the Wheel
The Wright, and the Wrong
Bearing Witness
Hear The Boat Sing 