Take a moment and think of it all—this vastness that surrounds us, this universe and the universe inside us.
3rd Eye News
Linda Nemec Foster: An Exploration of the Heart
by Rachel Talen
Linda Nemec Foster, like her poetry, is the blanket put over your shoulders in a chilly room. Her voice, warm and welcoming, puts anyone who talks to her at ease.
Submitted on January 3rd, 2009
Edward Hirsch's Poem "For the Sleepwalkers" with Commentary by Young People
("For the Sleepwalkers" and David Allan Evan's poem "Neighbors" are the two most popular poems that Rod Torreson has used in his classroom in over thirty years of teaching at Immanuel-St.
Submitted on December 5th, 2008
Touring the Cloud with Edward Hirsch
Edward Hirsch's poems weave a common, unspoken thread. It's there in the ethereal language of each of his poems, and those poems cover swathes of ground in terms of subject matter.
Submitted on December 5th, 2008
An Interview with Edward Hirsch Regarding His Outstanding Poem, "For the Sleepwalkers"
• Your poem, “For the Sleepwalkers,” is very rich and sharp in detail, and has wild dream images. What inspired you to write this poem?
Submitted on December 4th, 2008
A Visit with Jack Ridl
We drove down the twisted, winding road with Rodney Torreson’s blue van following us.
Submitted on November 1st, 2008
An Interview with Jack Ridl
1. Where do you find inspiration for poems?
Submitted on November 1st, 2008
Samantha Mikita, A Poet of Riches
If you ever need to locate Samantha Mikita quickly, your best bet is to head to the library. “I can‘t stop reading,” she exclaims.
Submitted on November 1st, 2008