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poetry

The Bookshelf Conversations: E. Ethelbert Miller

September 28, 2021

There’s a first time for everything. For example, this is the first time we’ve had a poet on for a Conversation. It’s the same reasoning I have for not doing much fiction on the blog: I just don’t feel qualified to address the genre. My experience with poetry is limited to doggerel like “Casey at […]

Tagged as: baseball poetry, E. Ethelbert Miller, poetry

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* Poetry. In motion?

June 12, 2009

Although I write a weekly hiaku for my newspaper on the week’s Torah reading, I rarely touch poetry. It’s too subjective.(Here’s my favorite, which I heard on an old Tony Kornhieser radio program: “Haikus can be fun /but sometimes they don’t make sense: /Refrigerator.” Hee.) Anyway, that said, here’s an article from the Hudson Reporter […]

Tagged as: Frank Messina, Mets, poetry

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* I think that I shall never see…

May 1, 2009

the day I turn to poetry. At least as it pertains to baseball. Although I write the weekly “Torah Haiku” for the NJ Jewish News, I generally don’t like the genre. Actually it’s not so much that I don’t like it as I don’t get it. Like wine. I probably wouldn’t be able to tell […]

Tagged as: New York Mets, poetry

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* Review: Sort of Gone

August 10, 2008

Form the Schenectady (NY) Daily Gazette, a piece on the poetry/story by Sarah Freligh.

Tagged as: baseball fiction, poetry

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