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A woman sits in a window frame
of old carved birds, listening to her
grandson in his jeans playing fig leaf music
in her home in Koshidekha,
a village in Nepal.
April 27th, 2024
Poets honor jazz as an international music in five atmospheric poems
...June 7th, 2023
In this fifth collection of poetry reflecting these times, 33 poets offer their perspectives…
...January 20th, 2021
Jazz and poetry have always had a symbiotic relationship. Their creative languages share the common soil of imagination and improvisation, from which their audiences discover inspiration and spirit, and perhaps even a renewed faith in life itself.
This collection features 50 gifted poets from places as disparate as Ohio and Nepal, Estonia and Boston, Guyana and Pittsburgh, each publicly sharing their inner world reverence for the culture of jazz music.
...December 3rd, 2020
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“Paul Desmond” by Tim Maloney
The Sunday Poem is published weekly, and strives to include the poet reading their work....
Tim Maloney reads his poem at its conclusion
Click here to read previous editions of The Sunday Poem
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