If a rolling stone gathers no moss, the poems in Devin Johnston’s Mosses and Lichens attend to what accretes over time, as well as to what erodes. They often take place in the middle of life’s journey, at the edge of the woods,...
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11.22.19Writing Sensory ExperiencePoetry
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08.23.19100 PoemsPoetry
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07.16.19A Poetry Reading ListPoetry
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04.26.19The AntiguansPoetry
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04.18.19BivalvesPoetry
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04.18.19Seeds in the SoilPoetry
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04.12.19Poetry and Philosophy RevisitedPoetry
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04.12.19Fiddle MusicPoetry
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04.04.19Writing to a Single ListenerPoetry
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04.04.19FSG Poetry Month 2019Poetry
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12.21.18The Poems of T. S. EliotPoetry
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07.13.18Poetry and SimplicityPoetry
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06.06.18Sleepwalking BalladPoetry
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04.27.18The Poet Who Taught the Serious Girl to Cut the SunPoetry
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04.27.18Memory PalacesPoetry
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04.20.18“Autumn Begins in Martins Ferry, Ohio”Poetry
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04.20.18On the Deaths and Resurrections of James WrightPoetry
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04.13.18On InfluencePoetry
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04.06.18Object PronounsPoetry
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04.06.18“Snow Approaching on the Hudson”Poetry