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A guest post by Marnie Goodbody, a Research Services librarian.
April is National Poetry Month, and although we can’t go to a poetry reading or slam, we can still read the poems we crave at home poems and descriptive language that can help us make sense of what’s going on and who we want to become. From haikus to sonnets, and pieces all the way from Beowulf to Harjo, we’ve found some great sources to get you going.
Celebrate the power of poetry and language with these resources.
Poetry Online
There is so much great content about poetry and literature at the Library of Congress that you can happily get lost in their selection. Their primary Poetry and Literature page is the main portal to poetry and literature at the library, and you will find listings of special programs, events (whenever they can start again), conversations with poets and other writers, links to the Poet Laureate and the winner of the Library of Congress Prize for American Literature, and more. Also featur
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[Noozhawk’s note: Second in a series.]
Please return to Part 1 of this poem in last week’s column before continuing, then let’s commence with the final 16 verses.
I trust you’ll appreciate the dramatic ending.
‘Upon Golden Skis’ Part 2
Then too, I took off, skiing closely in his track.
He surged straight ahead, never looking back,
Deftly cutting left and right through the woody glen,
Abruptly breaking as we reached the end.
All that lay ahead was a dep expansive cliff.
He thanked me as a friend, and wondered if
I was prepared to join Him and ski alongside