"The Goat Whistler" is a fable written by Stacie Ledden.

The Goat Whistler

Poem #37: A reading of Pablo Neruda's poem, "Your Laughter."

Each day of quarantine, I hope to read a different poem as a way to inspire and put a little joy out into the world through poetry. Sometimes my own, sometimes classics, sometimes more obscure pieces. Feel free to send any suggestions my way.

Your Laughter

Poem #38: A reading of Saundra Rose Maley's poem, "First Blues," from her 2015 collection "Disappearing Act."

Each day of quarantine, I hope to read a different poem as a way to inspire and put a little joy out into the world through poetry.

First Blues

Poem #39: A reading of Joy Harjo's poem, "Perhaps the World Ends Here."

Each day of quarantine, I hope to read a different poem as a way to inspire and put a little joy out into the world through poetry.

Perhaps the World Ends Here

Poem #40: A reading of May Sarton's poem, "Of Molluscs."

Each day of quarantine, I hope to read a different poem as a way to inspire and put a little joy out into the world through poetry.

Of Molluscs

Poem #41: "(COVID-II) Isolation" by Stacie Ledden

Each day of quarantine, I hope to read a different poem as a way to inspire and put a little joy out into the world through poetry. Sometimes my own, sometimes classics, sometimes more obscure pieces. Feel free to send any suggestions my way.

(COVID-II) Isolation

Poem #42: A reading of Arthur Rimbaud's poem, "Novel." 

Each day of quarantine, I hope to read a different poem as a way to inspire and put a little joy out into the world through poetry. Sometimes my own, sometimes classics, sometimes more obscure pieces. Feel free to send any suggestions my way.

Novel

Poem #43: A reading of Alice Walker's poem "Be Nobody's Darling," from her book "Revolutionary Petunias." 

Each day of quarantine, I hope to read a different poem as a way to inspire and put a little joy out into the world through poetry. Sometimes my own, sometimes classics, sometimes more obscure pieces. Feel free to send any suggestions my way.

Be Nobody's Darling

Poem #44: A reading of Linda Gregg's poem, "The Singers Change, the Music Goes On"

The Singers Change, the Music Goes On

Poem #46: A reading of Derek Walcott's poem, "Love After Love."

Love After Love

Currently using this account to share poetry that I enjoy during these strange quarantine times.

Stacie Ledden

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