It appeared last week as The New York Sun’s Poem of the Day. But quick on Shakespeare’s heels comes “To Autumn,” the last of the astonishing run of odes John Keats (1795–1821) wrote in 1819. Keats has ...

Well, today, we turn to poetry to mark the seasonal ... WRIGHT: "Ancient Of Days" - OK. (Reading) There is a kind of sunlight, in early autumn, at sundown, that raises cloud reflections inches ...

But as a young man, in his twenties and thirties, Scudder Middleton proved a genuinely good poet. Today’s Poem of the Day, “Song in the Key of Autumn,” published in the Century in 1920, exhibits the ...

If that’s you – and you’re keen to post something to celebrate that autumn has finally arrived – there are a number of enthusiastic quotes and charming poems to consider. Here are a few ...

It’s Lammas Day today and that means plenty of baked ... Lammas, which marks the start of Autumn, can be traced all the way back to Anglo Saxon and Pagan times. ‘Lammas’ itself means ...

John Keats’s ode To Autumn is one of the best-loved poems in the English language ... about spies in the St Giles cornfield? Rewind six days to September 13, 1819, when Henry “Orator ...

MacLean bears witness to the death of comrades but there is no glory in An Autumn Day. This is a sombre poem that dwells of the destruction of war. War is shown as horrifying, chaotic and ...

Keats’s celebrated ode brims with close and loving observation of nature, down to the robin’s return to singing, a sure indicator of the changing season.

As part of a series of seasonal conversations and poetry, Todd Moe spoke with Vermont poet David Crews about his poems and their connections to... Oct 18, 2023 — As part of a series of seasonal ...