Water – According to the Ancient Mariner, it is, indeed, everywhere. Paula and Sally get back to elementals with work by Virginia Woolf, Robert Louis Stevenson (who loved his boats), John Masefield and Frost.  July 2024

 A garden shed, a palace, or a set of stairs, such as Langston Hughes wrote about. Paula and Sally read the work of Gertrude Stein, Robert Frost and discuss the variety of structures that captivate poets. Ep#7 July 2024

Poetry Podcast with Paula & Sally “Prodigies in Poetry” Paula and Sally read work by Thomas Chatterton, John Keats, Harlem Renaissance poet Countee Cullen, and Amanda Gorman. Ep.6

Poetry Podcast with Paula & Sally Paula and Sally welcome poet/musician Pat Frederick of Ashburnham, MA who writes humorous light verse about dogs, cats, and domestic events. Ep.5

Poetry with Paula & Sally Potpourri – Caroline Atherton Mason, Sarah Orne Jewett, and poems about seasons. Ep.4

Poetry Podcast with Paula & Sally Paula and Sally share poetry of winter. Sonnet 97, William Shakespeare, Josephine Cragin (Sally’s distant cousin), Claude McKay, and “Sunday in the Burg” by Paula Ep.3

Poetry Podcast with Paula and Sally Victorian poets beloved by Paula and Sally include Robert Louis Stevenson (“My Shadow” and “To Any Reader”) and Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Sonnet 43, “How do I love thee” and “A Musical Instrument” Ep.2

Sally and Paula Poetry Ep.1