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This Made Me Cry Once
by Dillon Cole
A podcast where I read you poems that made me cry once.
Episodes
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05 - I Have This Fantasy by Heather Bell
The first episode of This Made Me LAUGH Once features the poem "I Have This Fantasy" by Heather Bell. I memorized this poem in a poetry class (even though that was strictly against the rules of the assignment) which means I told an extended dick joke to a bunch of wannabe English majors in an...
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04 - [My mechanic ex-boyfriend]
I have no idea when I first read this poem or who wrote it, but I have always remembered it. I like it because I feel somewhere in-between the speaker & the subject and identify with both. The repetition in this poem has always stood out to me as a wonderful example of how to use form to mimic...
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03 - If You Are a Hunter of Fossils by Molly Damm
This episode of TMMCO features the poem "If You Are a Hunter of Fossils" by Molly Damm. If you'd like to read along or read the poem on its own without vocal accompaniment (no offense taken), you can find it here. Damm has a book published called Ground-truth that can be purchased here.
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02 - 402nd Thing I Found by Eric Ellingsen
This episode of TMMCO features the poem "402nd Thing I Found" by Eric Ellingsen. I can't find much about Ellingsen online, but I did find an old Vimeo account that belongs to him. Finding the account felt like finding a chest full of cryptic documents in the attic of a house I just moved into. I...
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01 - She Uses Her Pinky Finger When She Types by Mathias Svalina
The inaugural episode of TMMCO features the poem "She Uses Her Pinky Finger When She Types" by Mathias Svalina. The poem can be found in his book The Explosions, which you should buy here. Also, as recommended in the episode, here is the link to his book Destruction Myth. If you have any poems…
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