Jane Kenyon’s “The Pond at Dusk” is a quiet, mischievous reckoning with nature and mortality. Our critic A.O. Scott plumbs its depths.

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The Edge of Listening Indian author Debashis Dey releases his initial book of poems that intertwines religious reflection, memory, and sil ...

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The album, out on 7/11 from Blue LLama Records interweaves classic poetry with timeless music. We spoke with Harris about the ...

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The Minister of Culture of the Republic of Cuba Alpidio Alonso Grau (5th from left), shares his poems with about 100 ...

GL Raina “Mun tu shudam, tu man shudi, Mun tan shudam, tu jaan shudi, Taakas na guyad ba’ad azeen, Mun deegaram, tu deegari.” ...