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Warren: Bearded Oaks

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Week 32: US Poets Laureate, Part I

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Glück: Afterword

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Glück: Mother and Child

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Glück: A Myth of Devotion

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Glück: Archipelago

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Glück: Elms

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Glück: Dawn

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Week 31: Louise Glück

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Liston: little people of IKEA

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Landgraf: What's Left

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White: How to Lie to Your Mother

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Smith: Of Property

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Martinez: Consider Oedipus's Father

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Spaide: LACK

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Week 30: Wedding Anniversary

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Carruth: Bears at Raspberry Time

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Mitchell: The Bear

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Bly: The Bear and the Man

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Simonds: "There was this bearcam"

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Matthews: The Bear at the Dump

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Harte: Grizzly

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Week 29: Fat Bear Week

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Oliver: Song for Autumn

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Wilbur: The Beautiful Changes

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Shakespeare: Sonnet 73

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Gibb: For the Chipmunk in My Yard

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Johns: Fall Equinox

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Borowicz: September Tomatoes

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Week 28: Fall

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Silverstein: Sick

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Wagoner: My Physics Teacher

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Mora: Ode to Teachers

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Ahlberg: Please Mrs. Butler

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Hughes: Theme for English B

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Nemerov: September, The First Day Of School

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Week 27: School

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Hayes: Joe Hill

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Espada: Alabanza: In Praise of Local 100

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Espaillat: “Find Work”

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Pinsky: Shirt

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Graham: The Day After Labor Day

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Millar: Labor Day

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Week 26: Labor Day

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Hadas: The End of Summer

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Trowbridge: Summer’s Almost Gone

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Housman: [When summer’s end is nighing]

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Millay: The End of Summer

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Dickinson: [As imperceptibly as Grief]

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Turbyfill: End of Summer

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Week 25: End of Summer

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Gioia: Finding a Box of Family Letters

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Lindsay: The Old Mail Coach to Belton

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Hernandez: At the Post Office

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Harrison: Mailboxes in Late Winter

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Tracy: Stamps

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Kooser: Post Office

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Week 24: Mail

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Stanton: To Susan B. Anthony on her eightieth birthday

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Gilman: The Anti-Suffragists

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Ridge: To the Others

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Harper: Aunt Chloe’s Politics

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Fisher: Alice Paul

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Gilman: We As Women

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Week 23: Women’s Suffrage

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Frank: The Moon’s Magnetic Field Once Came from an Asteroid

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Handal: Holy Cosmos

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Sze: Comet Hyakutake

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Rogers: Watching the Perseids

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Scruton: Watching the Comet on Easter Evening

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Lesemann: On An Evening of Bright Meteors

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Week 22: Space Rocks

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Teasdale: Afterwards

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Teasdale: In Florence

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Teasdale: Barter

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Teasdale: There Will Come Soft Rains

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Teasdale: Old Love and New

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Teasdale: Leaves

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Week 21: Sara Teasdale

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Thayer: Casey at the Bat

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Smith: Devotion : Baseball

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Evans: Old Men Watching Baseball

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Blackburn: 7th Game : 1960 Series

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McDonough: We’re Human Beings

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Dybek: Clothespins

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Week 20: Baseball

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Updike: Back From Vacation

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Hilbert: AAA Vacation Guide

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Slater: Family Vacation

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Allen: If You Get There Before I Do

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Grotz: Self-Portrait on the Street of an Unnamed Foreign City

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Dove: Vacation

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Week 19: Vacation

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Bancquart: [It’s Been Two Thousand Years Now]

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Jacob: Ballad of the Country Exile

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Rimbaud: A Season in Hell

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Verlaine: Clair de Lune

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National Assembly: Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen

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Chènier: The Young Captive

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Week 18: France