Poetry Readers Challenge discussion
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6) Robert Frost- the large collection7) the complete works of Edgar Allan Poe
I've actually read a fair amount of poetry this year, I doubt it's 20 books though. I decided to catch up on my reviews before the year is over.
One of the interesting things about this challenge is seeing just how difficult (and fun) it can be to read 20 books of poetry--not to mention how difficult (and enlightening) it can be to write reviews for each one. I think most of our attrition in this group is from people deciding they just don't have the time to write the reviews.
Lisa wrote: "I think I read then don't review for fear that my review will not do the poem justice."I think a lot of us worry about that and I tend only to post reviews of poetry collections that I've liked and end up not writing about the ones that didn't appeal. Anyway good to have you in the group Lisa.
Jen, you may be correct. I enjoy writing reviews, but being a Type A, I chastise myself when it takes me some time to get to them.
12) Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats13) Na die Somer (After the Summer)- Ingrid Jonker
14) West Wind- Mary Oliver
An excellent showing, Lisa. Some impressive reviewing over the past week. Best of luck with your exams!




ee cummings collected works
Edgar Allan Poe- complete poetical works
Sylvia Plath- Ariel
Robert Frost- large collection
EB Browning collected poems vol 1
TS Elliot- collected works
To read/ complete
Collected works of John Donne
Collected works of WB Yeats
Collected works of John Keats
Collected works of Dylan Thomas
Walt Whitman- leaves of grass
Mary Oliver- west wind
Sylvia Plath
Frank o' Hara
Jessie Smith- organic furniture cellar
Gardening secrets of the dead