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  Rumors at the Blackstone Canal by Lea Graham

  A poem about Worcester’s storied past and hidden canal.

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  Silent Conversation with John Berryman by Melissa Gordon

  An author visits the John Berryman Papers and feels the presence of the poet.

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  Mrs. Tinkham’s Cabin by Joanie DiMartino

  A captain’s wife struggles with seasickness.

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  Angelus Novus

  Holly Iglesias’s ekphrastic poem about Angelus Novus: “To ease the pain, he frees the Klee caged in his mind…”

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  Rattlesnake by Bridget Apfeld

  On the mystery of the rattlesnake button at the Milwaukee Public Museum…

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  Ekphrastic Evolutions by Sally Flint

  Writer Sally Flint discusses the creative, meandering process of writing an ekphrastic poem.

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  The Battle Between Carnival and Lent by Holly Iglesias

  Holly Iglesias’s lively, ekphrastic poem responding to the painting The Battle Between Carnival and Lent.

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  Quilting by Lisa A. Feintech

  Discover the art of quilting, as author Lisa A. Feintech takes you on a journey about her experience and how quilting brought her “pride and pleasure.”

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  Man at Work by Jean L. Kreiling

  Inspiration can be drawn from anywhere. Poet Jean L. Kreiling draws inspiration from painter, Willy von Beckerath and his subject, the German composer, Johannes Brahms.