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Love Poems 54:34

5y ago54:34

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As Sean said, we did curse poems in the last episode, so we're doing love poems next to get the bitter taste out of our mouths." In this episode, we talk about how love poems are always starting with the threat of sentimentality, always have an implied narrativity, and are always in defiance of Rilke's directive to his young poet addressee, "Don't …

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Curse Poems 53:39

5+ y ago53:39

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HEXES! CURSES! ILL WISHES! What makes a curse a curse and not just rage? How much does the backstory needs to be present to make a hex effective? How quietly savage can language be? Sean, Isaac, and Anastasia answer these questions and more when they talk about how poems seek vengeance and spew forth ire. We talk about "I am Rowing" by Henri Michau…

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Outer Reaches of Metaphor 52:19

5+ y ago52:19

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This episode was recorded before we recorded episode 12, but we recommend listening to that episode on METAPHOR before listening to this episode on the OUTER REACHES OF METAPHOR. In this episode that might be our most off-the-rails one yet, we talk about how sunflowers can look like almost anything in Allen Ginsberg's "Sunflower Sutra"; how metapho…

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Metaphor 1:02:45

5+ y ago1:02:45

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In this track, Anastasia, Isaac, and Sean talk about metaphor! We talk about the academic jargon (a "tenor" is the thing being described, the "vehicle" is the thing the tenor is being compared to). We talk about how poets use metaphor, how good metaphor makes our brain feel, and what happens when the vehicle makes us forget what was being described…

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Poetry in Translation 1:08:43

5+ y ago1:08:43

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After a one year hiatus, Sean, Isaac, and Anastasia are BACK! In the episode, they discuss how reading translated poems isn't that different (but also, is different) from reading poems in your native language. Poems discussed include "Red Scissors Woman" by Kim Hyesoon, translated from the Korean by Don Mee Choi; "After the Flood," by Arthur Rimbau…

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Long Poem: "The Undressing" by Li-Young Lee 1:10:35

7y ago1:10:35

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Rather than choosing three short poems that teach us something about a theme, Isaac, Sean, and Anastasia allow one long poem, "The Undressing" by Li-Young Lee, to teach them a few things...http://aprweb.org/poems/the-undressingAv Black Box Poetry

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Sonnets 59:08

7y ago59:08

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In this episode, Isaac, Sean, and Anastasia talk about sonnets! In talking about Shakespeare's sonnet 9, Percy Shelley's "Ozymandias." and Terrance Hayes's "American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin," the team chats about how tracing the development of the sonnet helps us to trace the history of lyric poetry.https://www.opensourceshakespeare.…

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Poems of Address 57:12

7y ago57:12

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In this episode we discuss poems of address and we read "The Sun Rising" by John Donne; "To Sleep" by John Keats ; and "The Applicant" by Sylvia Plath.Donne: (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44129/the-sun-rising)Keats: (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44487/to-sleep-56d2239b832a2)Plath: (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/57419/th…

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Persona Poems 48:37

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In this episode, the team talks about persona poems and--spoiler alert!--finds that persona poems might not have as much to do with voicing as we expected! We talk about "Trillium" by Louise Glück, "Coal" by Audre Lorde, and "Dream Song 4" by John Berryman.https://poetrying.wordpress.com/2009/03/23/trillium-louise-gluck/https://www.poetryfoundation…

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Short Poems 1:16:43

7y ago1:16:43

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In this episode, Isaac, Sean, and Anastasia work through the weirdness of short poems. First we go through three different translations of the same Basho haiku. Then we look at one of Emily Dickinson's signature short poems and a fragment poem by John Keats, "This Living Hand." Finally, we conclude with Ezra Pound's famous Imagist poem, "In a Stati…

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Prose Poems (with special guest Noel Capozzalo) 1:03:59

7+ y ago1:03:59

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In this episode we talk prose poems with our first special guest, Noel Capozzalo! We read "April" by Bernadette Mayer; "The Beggar Woman of Naples" by Max Jacob, trans. John Ashbery; "A Little Fable" by Franz Kafka, trans. Willa and Edwin Muir.Av Black Box Poetry

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Line Breaks 57:03

7+ y ago57:03

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In this episode we discuss line breaks, enjambment, line endings--the typographical feature that alerts readers that they are encountering a poem. We discuss "To a Poor Old Woman" by William Carlos Williams; "What are the Years" by Marianne Moore; and "Dream Song 89" by John Berryman.Williams:(https://www.poetryfoundation.org/resources/learning/cor…

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Poem as Process 1:15:22

7+ y ago1:15:22

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In this episode, the team explains how we approach poetry, our reading style, and lay some groundwork for our podcast project. We might even talk about how we all met in college a decade ago...yikes!We wax a bit nostalgic and showcase our respective and collective toolkits in our discussion about Emily Dickinson's "He fumbles at your Soul"; Elizabe…

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Anecdotal Poetry 1:06:36

7+ y ago1:06:36

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Sean Hughes made such a great point in our occasional poetry episode, that we did a spin off episode to address his ideas about anecdotal poetry: which isn't a thing, but we might convince you that it is by the end of the episode!If you missed that episode, Sean says that an occasional poem responds to an event in the public consciousness--like an …

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Occasional Poetry 1:26:14

7+ y ago1:26:14

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In which we told ourselves we were going to talk about inaugural poems and didn't.This inaugural episode of the Black Box Poetry Podcast was recorded in January 2017, just after the inauguration of President Trump. The original theme was "inauguration poems" which the team quickly reinterpreted as "occasional poetry" since we didn't feel that we ha…

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Love Poems 54:34

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Curse Poems 53:39

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Outer Reaches of Metaphor 52:19

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Metaphor 1:02:45

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Poetry in Translation 1:08:43

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Long Poem: "The Undressing" by Li-Young Lee 1:10:35

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Sonnets 59:08

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Poems of Address 57:12

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Persona Poems 48:37

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Short Poems 1:16:43

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Prose Poems (with special guest Noel Capozzalo) 1:03:59

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Line Breaks 57:03

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Poem as Process 1:15:22

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Anecdotal Poetry 1:06:36

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Occasional Poetry 1:26:14

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