63 episodes
What Are Poems Jacob Davies
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3.9 • 11 Ratings
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A man living inside his own head searches for the meaning of poetry while reading works by real poets and writing poems himself.
You can submit your own poems to the podcast at whatarepoemspodcast@gmail.com
(peace and love peace and love, beef jerky)
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John Berryman
It all goes around and around
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
I’ve returned with my rich buddy Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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W.S. Merwin
W.S. Merwin he's marrying women, he's writing poetry, he may have written a dark version of the Lorax.
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Robert Lax
What's this? No scandal? A good man, writing good things who ends up in Greece (not exiled, just alone, but not alone at all) It's Robert Lax on What are Poems!
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Frank O'Hara
He is on the pulse of Late-60's New York City. A friend of all artist -- Frank O'Hara. I discuss a harrowing tale of hammers I heard second hand.
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The Star-Spangled Banner
Two men choke on grapes in this episode.
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Customer Reviews
Poetry for the rest of us
I love this podcast. It makes me laugh and I learn a lot about poetry.
liking it
I've been enjoying this for a couple of weeks now.
Inaccurate opportunist
Choosing to ride the backs of actual poets, offering inaccurate information, this podcast purports to be anti-academic musings on poetry. What the listener gets is the same pretension, but wrapped in elementary commentary. Attaching himself to popular writers throughout history, Davies true aim is to promote his own writing, which is embarrassingly poor. But that is social media and this medium, now isn’t it.