April Mini Episode: Married Love
04/12/21 • 5 min
Kit talks about ekphrasis, the ancient Chinese poet Kuan Tao Sheng, and finding inspiration in art.
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Kit talks about ekphrasis, the ancient Chinese poet Kuan Tao Sheng, and finding inspiration in art.
Find us online:
writeratworkpodcast.com
instagram.com/writeratworkpod
twitter.com/writeratworkpod
New episodes every other Monday!
Find us online:
writeratworkpodcast.com
instagram.com/writeratworkpod
twitter.com/writeratworkpod
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April Mini Episode: Second Attempt Crossing
For our first Poem of the Week, we read Javier Zamora's "Second Attempt Crossing." It's about Zamora's journey to the US at the age of 9 and the person who helped protect him. Kit gives insight into structure, meaning, and takeaways for your poetry.
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New episodes every other Monday!
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instagram.com/writeratworkpod
twitter.com/writeratworkpod
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April Mini Episode: One Fire, Quenched with Another
Kit talks about Jeremy Michael Clark’s poem “One Fire, Quenched with Another,” as well as how to recontextualize things in your stories/poems/life.
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