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May 6, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Zachary Redfearne

Zachary Redfearne has been published in POEM and Quarterly West, among others. Here in this final installment of High Frequency Poetry, Aaron Anstett reads Zachary’s poem “Sunday Morning”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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May 5, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Dave Reynolds

Dave Reynolds teaches English at the Fountain Valley School and enjoys skiing in the woods, hiking, his family, and words. Here he reads his poem “Krokus”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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May 4, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: James Powell

James Powell is 20 years old and was born and raised and currently lives and works in Colorado Springs. Here he reads his poem “July”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit ,a href=”http://www.pikespeakpoetlaureate.org/poetry_while_you_wait.html#jpowell”>PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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May 1, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Jim Ciletti

Jim Ciletti, an award-winning poet, is proactive in supporting poetry and literary events in the Pikes Peak region. Here he reads his poem “Chopping Firewood”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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April 30, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Verl Lee Holmes

Verl Lee Holmes is a local businessman/writer/photographer with a degree in creative writing and a book that needs a publisher. Here he reads his poem “Schoolyard”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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April 29, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Tony Friedhof

Tony Friedhof teaches writing at UCCS. Here he reads his poem “Branches of Song”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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April 28, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Soham Patel

Soham Patel lives in Manitou Springs and writes poetry. Here she reads four haiku:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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April 26, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Joseph Uphoff

Joseph Uphoff’s business card reads, in part, “Theoretical Surrealism / Visual Poetics.” Here he reads his poem “Mountains Eclipsed by Evidence”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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April 24, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Audrey Wall

Audrey Wall, a senior at Lewis-Palmer High, has won awards for her poetry. Here she reads her poem “You Must”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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April 23, 2009

High Frequency Poetry: Sandra McNew

Sandra McNew has lived, loved, written and taught in Colorado for years. Here she reads her poem “Catch the Wind”:

To read the text version of this poem and find out more about the Pikes Peak Poet Laureate Project and related National Poetry Month events, visit PikesPeakPoetLaureate.org.

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