Eavan Boland – Tim Miller

30 Mar 202229 Mar 2022Tim Miller

First Person: Eudora Welty & Helen Keller // Anthology: Poems by Lowell, Clare, Barbauld, Finch, Spenser (podcast)

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29 Mar 202228 Mar 2022Tim Miller

Anthology: Poems by Edgar Lee Masters, Tennyson, Mary Robinson, Henry Wotton, Walter Raleigh (podcast)

9 Feb 20228 Feb 2022Tim Miller

Anthology: Poems by William Blake, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Louise Bogan, Anne Bradstreet, Henry Vaughan (podcast)

5 Feb 20224 Feb 2022Tim Miller

Anthology: Poems by Wordsworth, Eavan Boland, Milton, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Philip Sidney (podcast)

29 Jan 202228 Jan 2022Tim Miller

T. S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land” (podcast)

19 Jan 202218 Jan 2022Tim Miller

Anthology: Poems by William Carlos Williams, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Emily Brontë, Alexander Pope, etc. (podcast)

2 Jan 20221 Jan 2022Tim Miller

Anthology: Is Poetry Important?, & Poems by Emily Dickinson, Shakespeare, Virgil, R. S. Thomas (podcast)

26 Dec 202125 Dec 2021Tim Miller

Anthology: Poems by Amy Lowell, Thomas Hardy, John Donne, Christopher Marlowe, William Cowper (podcast)

19 Dec 202118 Dec 2021Tim Miller

Anthology: Poems by Edgar Lee Masters, Tennyson, Mary Robinson, Henry Wotton, and Walter Raleigh

11 Dec 202110 Dec 2021Tim Miller

Eavan Boland, “The Mother Tongue”

Eavan Boland, “The Mother Tongue” The old pale ditch can still be seen less than half a mile from my house – its ancient barrier of mud and brambles which mireth next unto Irishmen is now a mere rise of coarse grass, a rowan tree and some thinned-out spruce, where a child is playing at […]

26 Feb 201926 Feb 2019Tim Miller

“The Making of an Irish Goddess,” by Eavan Boland

The Making of an Irish Goddess Ceres went to hell with no sense of time. When she looked back all that she could see was the arteries of silver in the rock, the diligence of rivers always at one level, wheat at one height, leaves of a single colour, the same distance in the usual […]

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