O Pen! In 2004, I wrote a poem called "O Pen" and performed it at an open mic. Mid-way through Pacific University's MFA program, I decided I needed a way to discuss poems I was studying or wanted to know more about. O Pen sounded like a perfect name for such a group, and we have been meeting each week, since February 2008. I dedicate my musings to the creative, thoughtful and intelligent people who attend and to those who enjoy delving into the magic of a poem!
Sunday, April 8, 2012
O Pen : Poems for April 11
Two Trees-- by Ellen Bryant Voigt
Variation: Two Trees -- by Ellen Bryant Voigt
The world is a beautiful place – by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
"Don’t let that horse” (#14) by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Constantly Risking Absurdity (#15) - by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
I am intrigued by what makes poems accessible. Why do we perk up our ears to certain things, and not others?
I love the idea of writing a poem, and then a variation; I also love that this theme of "everything is beautiful" has endless permutations.
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