Wednesday Poets

The Wednesday Poets began when the Barton Public Library received a grant from the Vermont Council of the Humanities providing free copies of Poetry 180: A Turning Back to Poetry, an anthology by Billie Collins. Following an initial three sessions the group decided to keep writing together as long into autumn as they could and to begin again each following summer. Since the autumn of 2018, the group meets through the winter months as well.

Wednesday, July 17, 2024

Sugar Kelp, by Judith Janoo

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  Sugar Kelp        Do not go gentle into that good night— Dylan Thomas   Sea garden of green lettuces, red mosses,                 ...
Wednesday, March 27, 2024

I Met with Mars and Athena, a poem by Eve Fisher

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  Eve Fisher I met with Mars and Athena Just the other day Just because the desire for justice Leaves us bare In a cold barren field As if, ...
Friday, March 15, 2024

Marche into March with Spring in Your Step, poem by Helette Gagnon

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  Helette Gagnon, Montreal March, fighting back winter, litters and swamps the terrain — “rain washes away promises.” It helps to see gree...
Saturday, March 2, 2024

Steve Cahill's No Disclaimer

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Steve Cahill at Whirligig in St. Johnsbury, autumn 2023  [photo by Scott Norman Rosenthal] NO DISCLAIMERS One of the rules of the Barton poe...
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Friday, February 16, 2024

Colleen O'Neill, her poems in our anthology, Ten Years Writing Together

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  Colleen sits between Adrien Helm at her left and Judith Janoo at her right, listening to Pete Blose. Shape Shifter   This evening y...
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Friday, December 22, 2023

Invitation, a poem by Joanne Giannino

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  Invitation “At the turning of the year...”  Ann Hills                                                             (https://annehills.com...
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Saturday, November 25, 2023

poem by Ellen Mass, The Old City

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   The Old City: from 1968- 2023                                                             by Ellen Mass The donkey clik claks on Midd...
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