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Nick Laird Reads Elizabeth Bishop

May 18, 2016
31:32
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
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2
Bishops Poems - Is She Getting on the Bus?
01:44 • 2min
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3
Moose, the Muse
03:18 • 3min
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4
Let's Hear the Moose by Elizbeth Bishop
05:52 • 6min
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5
The Bus's Hot Hood
11:35 • 2min
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6
A Bishop, a Poet From Whom Every One May Learn
13:42 • 3min
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7
She's Not Scared Not to Know
16:37 • 2min
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8
New Yorker Podcast Supported by Better Help on Line Therapy
18:17 • 2min
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9
The Belt of Galloways
20:06 • 5min
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10
A Poem, Part One - The Night Feed, Part Two
25:19 • 2min
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11
How Do You Write Poems?
27:35 • 2min
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The Moose, by Elizabeth Bishop, and Nick Lard's Poem, Feel Free, by Alice H Methesse Trust, by Ferrar Strauss and Jere.
30:04 • 3min
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Nick Laird joins Paul Muldoon to read and discuss Elizabeth Bishop's “The Moose,” and his own poem “Feel Free.”

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