SUNDAY MORNING POET
It’s happening.
We’ve been thinking about it for a while.
But beginning on May 21,
We’ll pull back the curtain on
Outsideleft’s new weekly poetry section,
The Sunday Morning Poet.
The Sunday Morning Poet.
The Sunday Morning Poet
Is going to be perfect for people with no work on Sundays.
This is poetry for people who
don’t have to walk their dogs,
don’t do park runs,
don’t go to church.
That’s not to say this excludes Popes and Vicars,
but we know they’re busy
On Sundays especially.
This is for people
who love words in small amounts,
for people who value time
and how they choose to use it.
This is for all who move slowly on Sunday mornings.
Ha! Yes, inspired by the Saturday Evening Post,
the pictorial magazine that informed so many
Americans in the 20th Century,
weekly poetry,
capturing the week,
capturing the moment,
saying something or
saying nothing.
Who is to say?
See you Sunday May 21st.
Essential Info
The Sunday Morning Poet series begins on May 21st with Bender (1984) by Jay Lewis, who will also feature at The Outsideleft Quiet Night Out⇒
