Poetry Month 2020


So much about the world right now is scary and uncertain. That was always true, but it is in-our-faces true now. At the same time, there are amazing acts of generosity, compassion, connectedness, and creativity that are happening because of These Unprecedented Times. For myself, for my students, for my readers, I wanted to write poems this month that remind us what's on the flipside of the scary uncertainty.

April 1 -- The Flipside

April 2 -- Gratitude

Friday, April 3 -- My Joy

April 4 -- On My Walk

April 5 -- My Hands

April 6 -- When I Stepped Outside for My Early Morning Walk

April 7 -- This Is Just To Say

April 8 -- Unbounded

April 9 -- Now, More Than Ever

Friday, April 10 -- Living is a Form of Not Being Sure

April 11 -- It Never Grows Old

April 12 -- Good News From Across the Pond

April 13 -- We Are In This Together

April 14 -- Ode to My Hardboiled Egg

April 15 -- Haiku Diary

April 16 -- Dandelions

Friday, April 17 -- Contact Tracing

April 18 -- A day off for the Progressive Poem

April 19 -- Generosity

April 20 -- Be Prepared

April 21 -- There's Really No Other Option

April 22 -- Fifth Grade Lessons

April 23 -- What You Want

Friday, April 24 -- Perspectives

April 25 -- I Have a New Friend

April 26 -- Dandelions, Ten Days Later

April 27 -- In the Recent Past

April 28 -- There's No Such Thing

April 29 -- Lunch

April 30 -- nature carries on 


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