2014 Kidlit Progressive Poem

"What Night Would It Be?" by John Ciardi, read by Renee LaTulippe

"What Night Would It Be?" by John Ciardi

The Nothing Box is Steven Withrow's latest collection of speculative verse. It follows The Sun Ships, The Bedlam Philharmonic, and The Exorcised Lyric (with Frank Coffman) as another excursion into the poetry of the Weird, Horrific, Fantastic, and Supernatural. He has published his traditional, formalist verse in a variety of journals, magazines, and anthologies. His work has been nominated for both the Rhysling and Elgin Awards from the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association. The book is available through Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Nothing-Box-Steven-Withrow/dp/B0CGWYCT2H/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3AYRJ0E9D29N2&keywords=the+nothing+box+steven+withrow&qid=1699321839&sprefix=%2Caps%2C106&sr=8-1

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GreenEyed

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Laura Purdie Salas reads her poem "Skeleton," which is inspired by the beauty of fall and first appeared as an imagepoem in Carol Varsalona's Autumn Palette Gallery online.

Skeleton by Laura Purdie Salas

This poem is from The Poem Farm, Amy Ludwig VanDerwater's ad-free, searchable blog full of hundreds of poems, poem mini lessons, and poetry ideas for home and classroom - www.poemfarm.amylv.com


Mother's Day - a poem by Amy Ludwig VanDerwater

"Advice from the Field"

This poem is from The Poem Farm, Amy Ludwig VanDerwater's ad-free, searchable blog full of hundreds of poems, poem mini lessons, and poetry ideas for home and classroom.  www.poemfarm.amylv.com

For My Faraway Friend - a poem by Amy Ludwig VanDerwater

This morning I saw a salamander - a poem by Amy Ludwig VanDerwater

Poet, author, and teacher from Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

"Advice from the Field"

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