2007 Resolutions The Robesonian
Teresa Venters hopes to use her 2007 resolutions to break out of her shell. “My resolution is to keep my weight down, move out of my mom and dad's home and to just become a better person.”
Diary: Jan 6 Guardian Unlimited
Jan 6: The Poetry Archive website is all ears, and there's welcome library news as Ty Newydd opens its doors.
'Onward we go down the rushing river' Pahrump Valley Times
New Year's Eve is a high point of the old year and the low point of the new. You go off to a party with expectations of hilarity and camaraderie and wind up in a cacophonous room packed with people shouting at people two feet away.
Harnessing the mind -- times two The Oregonian
When Farrar, Straus and Giroux announced it would publish not one but two new books by Paul Muldoon, I thought it might be clever to review "Horse Latitudes," the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet's 10th collection, in terms of "The End of the Poem," the lectures he delivered during his tenure as Oxford University's Poet in Residence.
We celebrate survival Jewish World Review
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | New Year's Eve is a high point of the old year and the low point of the new. You go off to a party with expectations of hilarity and camaraderie and wind up in a cacophonous room packed with people shouting at people 2 feet away.
Black Birds of the Valley Chico Enterprise-Record
Venturing from Oroville to Winters, CA on Christmas Day, black birds were quite obvious in the hazy light hovering before an on-coming storm.
America's Forgotten Muse The New York Sun
In the mid-1920s, the American poet Stephen Vincent Benét, then living in Paris, entertained a huge, slightly mad ambition. He would write an epic poem on the Civil War. It would be a popular — indeed, a populist — poem, swarming with characters, fictional as well as historical, from runaway slaves to President Lincoln himself. Memoirs, archival records, and personal reminiscences would ensure
Season's Bleatings Pittsburgh City Paper
This time of year, City Paper 's mailbox fills up with holiday greetings from all over town. Local politicians, business leaders and other notables share their holiday cheer with us in the form of cards, letters -- even the occasional arsenic-laced fruitcake.
MY EVENING WITH SANDY KOUFAX Larry Elder via Yahoo! News
When you greatly admire a famous person, someone once said, avoid meeting him. Otherwise, prepare yourself for disappointment. Whoever said that never met Sandy Koufax, the great former pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
A meeting of poetic minds Baltimore Sun
For nine years, friends have met for coffee and conversation It's the third Monday of the month and the after-dinner crowd at Barnes & Noble Booksellers in Annapolis Harbour Center is browsing the stacks.

Robert Frost
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NPR : Robert Frost Poem Discovered Tucked Away in Book
In 1918, Robert Frost inscribed a handwritten poem in the cover of a friend's book. It remained hidden from the world for 88 years, until a graduate student
Robert Frost: Poems
Robert Frost: Poetry - More poems by Robert Frost. Robert Frost: Bibliography - A bibliography of Frost's works. Find articles on Robert Frost
Robert Frost - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
Collected Poems of Robert Frost (Holt, 1939; Longmans, Green, 1939); The Witness Tree (1942, premio Pulitzer); A Witness Tree (Holt, 1942; Cape, 1943).
Robert Frost
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Robert Frost
In 1894 the New York Independent published Frost's poem 'My Butterfly', For further reading: The Poetry of Robert Frost by R.A. Brower (1960);
The Road Not Taken - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Robert Frost · Wikisource has original text related to this article:. The Road Not Taken · Text of the poem · Audio - hear the poem. Frost also adds that he
Illustrated Poetry of Robert Frost
The country wisdom of our New England poet, Robert Frost. Illustrated with pictures from a small hobby farm in New England that still uses Antique John
Robert Frost: Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
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