The best poem I heard read was a public reading done by Miller Williams and the late Jim Whitehead. Dr. Whitehead's reading of Ciardi's "True or False" made it my favorite poem of all time (relationships).
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The Birds of Pompeii
The Birds of Pompeii
Author:
"All of Ciardi's voices are here: gruff, humorous, ornery; sophisticated, idiosyncratic, precise, wise, and loving". -- John Stone
Author:
"All of Ciardi's voices are here: gruff, humorous, ornery; sophisticated, idiosyncratic, precise, wise, and loving". -- John Stone
ISBN-13: 9780938626442
ISBN-10: 0938626442
Pages: 80
Edition: 1st
Rating: 1
ISBN-10: 0938626442
Pages: 80
Edition: 1st
Rating: 1
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Publisher: University of Arkansas Press
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Genres:
- Literature & Fiction >> Poetry >> General
- Literature & Fiction >> Poetry >> Single Authors >> United States
- Literature & Fiction >> Poetry >> Regional & Cultural >> United States >> 20th Century
- Literature & Fiction >> Poetry >> Regional & Cultural >> United States >> General
