Poem A Day – Nov. 16, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY Love Songs (Section III) Mina Loy We might have coupled In the bed-ridden monopoly of a moment Or broken flesh with one another At the profane communion table Where wine ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Nov. 15, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY Ducks Sat Michele Glazer Where ducks sat we sat next And wanted to be Dutch. If we would walk upright and not Glance right or left the intersections Would not come at us Sideways, ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Nov. 14, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY Psalm Paisley Rekdal Too soon, perhaps, for fruit. And the broad branches, ice-sheathed early, may bear none. But still the woman waits, with her ladder and sack, for something ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Nov. 13, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY from “Mount Carmel and the Blood of Parnassus” Anais Duplan Let us enter this again. In the context of this paragraph, we are hurtling backward through space, ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Nov. 12, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY Weir Farm Marilyn Nelson National Historic Site, Connecticut Not vistas, but a home-sized landscape, beloved rooms storied, painted, lived. A farm bought with a painting and ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Nov. 11, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY Coldness in Love D.H. Lawrence And you remember, in the afternoon The sea and the sky went grey, as if there had sunk A flocculent dust on the floor of the world: the festoon Of ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Nov. 10, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY Crude Lament William Carlos Williams Mother of flames, The men that went ahunting Are asleep in the snow drifts. You have kept the fire burning! Crooked fingers that pull Fuel ... Continue Reading →

Paw’s Corner – Airbnb rental comes with cat

#MIDDLEBURY By Sam Mazzotta DEAR PAW’S CORNER: Last weekend we took a trip to the Northeast to leaf peep. We rented a private house through Airbnb, and it was a really nice place. ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Nov. 9, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY Coldness in Love D.H. Lawrence And you remember, in the afternoon The sea and the sky went grey, as if there had sunk A flocculent dust on the floor of the world: the festoon Of ... Continue Reading →

Now here’s a tip – Nov. 7, 2016

#MIDDLEBURY By JoAnn Derson “Whenever I need to remember to bring something with me for the next day (e.g., my lunch, important papers, school notes) I write it on a Post-it note ... Continue Reading →